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Time to drop the outdated and unfair anonymity rule in organ donation
The rise of social media means decades-old rules requiring that the identities of deceased organ donors and organ recipients remain...
Crimes of the Future review: Is Cronenberg sci-fi compelling or chaos?
David Cronenberg’s latest outing is a fascinating sci-fi tale that sets out to be a transgressive exploration of human evolution,...
Your Body May Be Able to Repair Its Arthritic Joints with Help from Drugs or Surgery
“Cartilage doesn't heal.” That's what doctors often tell us when we injure the flexible tissue that lines our hips, knees...
The are 6 online environmental personas – which one are you?
A massive analysis of Twitter has found that, when it comes to environmental concern, there are broadly six distinct personas,...
Some Scientists Coined a New Name for Summer: ‘Danger Season’
The new foreboding name for summer was coined by Erika Spanger-Siegfried, an analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists. The...
Eating green means considering biodiversity as well as climate change
I thought my Mediterranean-style diet was helping the planet, but while it has reduced my carbon footprint, it is harming...
Jellyfish Age Backwards review: Exploring nature’s secrets to ageing
Why do some jellyfish age backwards? Does intermittent fasting really make us live longer? Find out how much science knows...
The Biggest Number in the World review: A brilliant guide to googology
The largest numbers are so huge you need special notation to write them down. David Darling and Agnijo Banerjee's new...
The biggest map of galaxies shows that the cosmos may be asymmetrical
Two analyses of a million galaxies show that their distribution may not be symmetrical, which may mean that our understandings...
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New COVID Drugs Face Delays as Trials Get Harder to Do
After two years of breakneck research, scientists have amassed a collection of therapies to treat people with COVID-19. But now,...
Strange fluid acts like a solid and liquid at the same time
Physicists have used high-speed cameras to see a drop of an odd fluid both solidify and keep flowing when it...
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Last August, rain fell for the first time at the peak of Greenland’s ice sheet, but this had little impact...
How Culturally Significant Mammals Tell the Story of Social Ascension for Black Americans
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