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Carbon monoxide foam in the rectum eases bowel disease in mice [1361d]
Carbon monoxide foam in the rectum reduces IBS symptoms in mice [1361d]
The headline tricks that make people share news stories on Facebook!?! [1361d]
Ghost DNA from hybrid coyotes could save endangered red wolves [1361d]
How Minds Change review: The science of persuasion in a divided world [1362d]
Elusive review: The story of the Higgs boson defies normal narratives [1362d]
Like a child eating candyfloss: see a green turtle tuck into jellyfish [1362d]
We should celebrate the diversity and knowledge of farmers' markets [1362d]
Put down the coffee: Study finds caffeine drives impulse purchases [1362d]
Count the bugs "splatted" on your car to help track insect decline [1362d]
How readily should we swallow the idea of diets that delay ageing? [1362d]
The Men review: Gender dystopia in a world where men have vanished [1362d]
Don't Miss: 1960s' Dr Who double bill makes a return to the big screen [1362d]
Advising alcohol abstinence in pregnancy may do more harm than good [1362d]
Dogs are descended from two populations of ancient wolves [1362d]
Hawks forward dive and then swoop up to hit the brakes before landing [1362d]
We may have misunderstood how norovirus and other gut viruses spread [1362d]
Can we beat climate change by geoengineering the oceans? [1362d]
What's next for the gene-edited children from CRISPR trial in China? [1362d]
Acoustic levitation used to build complex structures in mid-air [1362d]
Asteroid Bennu may have got its spinning-top shape from landslides [1362d]
'Shocking' failure to insulate homes means UK will miss carbon goals [1362d]
AI that detects chicken distress calls could improve farm conditions [1362d]