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Spiders - are they really more afraid of you than you are of them?
Defending land and seed sovereignty could be a clear form of reparation for India’s Indigenous farmers.
How this year’s Nobel-winning research could make cancer immunotherapy even smarter.
Empathy develops earlier than you may realise.
Sleeplessness, anxiety and invisible care work show why extreme heat is a public-health emergency.
The discovery of cells that prevent the immune system from hurting the body is paving the way for new treatments for autoimmune diseases and cancer.
New study finds both MPs and the public underestimate how quickly global emissions must be cut.
Drones are being used with ‘old tech’ mines to make new wartime obstacles, and are proving very effective defensively.
Microbial life might survive today underground, in caves or under ice sheets.
Bladder trouble isn’t just bad luck. These six common mistakes could be the reason.
The autoimmune disease lupus, which affects mainly women, can have wide-ranging impacts on health and quality of life.
Neurodivergent people can remain invisible and undervalued in a booming job market.
From peppermint to cumin, research suggests these herbs and spices could help soothe your digestive system.
And how you can use psychology to help you break out of the habits you want to lose.
Acalculia affects the way a person processes and understands numbers.
The Presbyterian church closely regulated the intimate lives of its members through a system of church court discipline.
Delphi-2M is the first open source, large-scale model for predicting a patient’s disease risk and when it may occur.
The discovery could also make the production of psilocybin in the lab more sustainable.
Yoghurts, microbes and a 117-year lifespan: the story of María Branyas Morera’s extraordinary gut.
Fast, discreet and trending: caffeine pouches promise energy on demand. But here’s why they could be riskier than they might seem.



















