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three graphics reveal health impacts
Global warming is costing lives, deepening health inequality and driving the spread of disease-carrying ticks and parasites across Europe, according…
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It’s time to talk about menstruation and fieldwork
Menstruation is something that close to half of the world’s population experiences at some point in their lives. That experience…
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Air sacs reduce energy costs for soaring birds
Nature, Published online: 12 June 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-01508-4 Certain air sacs have evolved in multiple lineages of soaring birds, and it…
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FBI asks scientists for trust in taking anti-Asian bias seriously
The FBI arrested a number of scholars of Asian descent under a national security programme called the China Initiative, which…
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What’s the best way to tackle climate change? An ‘evidence bank’ could help scientists find answers
Researchers are developing a bold plan to tackle one of the most urgent challenges in climate science: working out the…
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Using live transport data to deliver sustainable cities
Fabio Pulizzi: 00:09 Hello, this is How to Save Humanity in 17 Goals, a podcast brought to you by Nature…
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What is science? Tech heavyweights brawl over definition
X owner Elon Musk (left) and artificial-intelligence pioneer Yann LeCun sparred on the social-media platform about scientific publications.Credit: Slaven Vlasic/Getty…
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Autistic people three times more likely to develop Parkinson’s-like symptoms
A carer helps a patient in a Swiss day-care centre for people suffering from Parkinson’s disease.Credit: Amelie-Benoist/BSIP/Science Photo Library A…
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Chinese virologist who was first to share COVID genome sleeps on street after lab shuts
The first person to publicly release the genome sequence of the virus that causes COVID-19 — virologist Zhang Yongzhen —…
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official investigation reveals how superconductivity physicist faked blockbuster results
Ranga Dias, the physicist at the centre of the room-temperature superconductivity scandal, committed data fabrication, falsification and plagiarism, according to…
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