The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• A bacterium switches from prey to predator when it gets cold [584d]
• Reversing type 2 diabetes is much harder than clinical trials suggest [584d]
• See what the world looks like through the eyes of different animals [584d]
• Huge amounts of rock dust are being spread across farms to capture CO2 [585d]
• Looking after the fungi in your gut could be key to better health [585d]
• Why postmenopausal women are so crucial to our evolutionary success [585d]
• A new understanding of how your blood type influences your health [585d]
• The peculiar discoveries reviving the search for human pheromones [585d]
• Cells from other family members live in you and protect your health [585d]
• Why do women live so long after the menopause? [585d]
• Why do we have taste buds in our heart and testicles? [585d]
• The surprising benefits of having an asymmetrical face, body and brain [585d]
• Seaweed could save a billion people from famine after a nuclear war [585d]
• Do routine check-ups actually improve our health? [585d]