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Bone disease in sabre-toothed tigers may be a sign of inbreeding [1014d]
'Superbubbles' of gas around quasars may form thanks to powerful winds [1014d]
Malaria vaccine shows promise against relapsing form of the disease [1014d]
People think drugs like Wegovy are a quick fix. So what if they are? [1014d]
The Bathysphere Book review: Amazing story of the first deep-sea dives [1014d]
Social media brings benefits as well as risks to young people [1014d]
The stunningly simple rule that will always get you out of a maze [1014d]
Does oil-rich Saudi Arabia really want to mend its ways and go green? [1014d]
Dark Matter review: The amazing story of the microbial world inside us [1014d]
See the garden blooming in a 'super sewer' deep below London [1014d]
Cerebrum review: An enigmatic slice of sci-fi horror [1014d]
Record-breaking number of qubits entangled in a quantum computer [1014d]
Coral reefs are contaminated with plastic from fishing [1014d]
The oceans are getting greener because of climate change [1014d]
Quantum twist on common computer algorithm promises useful speed boost [1014d]
Life’s hidden laws: The arcane rules of evolution and how they work [1014d]
Microplastics found in the soil on farms used to grow crops [1014d]
JWST celebrates first year of science with awesome star-forming image [1014d]
Birds from two different species raise chicks together in one nest [1014d]
Do psychedelics treat chronic pain or is it the placebo effect? [1014d]
Discovery of wrinkle-causing molecules could lead to new cosmetics [1014d]
The 8 most dazzling images from JWST’s first year of science [1014d]
Some sea snakes have re-evolved the ability to see more colours [1015d]
Early humans made jewellery from giant sloth bones [1015d]