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    Bird flu’s spread to dairy cows raises alarm over raw milk
    Bird flu’s spread to dairy cows raises alarm over raw milk

    Bird flu can spread to and be passed on via the mammary glands of mammals, a study has confirmed, explaining why the first outbreak in dairy cows is proving...

    Pollution ‘cuts chance of IVF success by 38%’
    Chronic inflammation linked to mental decline years later
    Pollution ‘cuts chance of IVF success by 38%’

    Air pollution may damage or alter the DNA in eggs, a study noted

    Pollution ‘cuts chance of IVF success by 38%’
    Chronic inflammation linked to mental decline years later

    Researchers found that those with signs of inflammation were more likely to perform poorly in cognitive tests 18 years later

    Chronic inflammation linked to mental decline years later
    The facial hair that’ll tell you if a man is ready to settle down

    Researchers recruited more than 400 men aged 18-40 with different levels of facial hair and asked them about their life goals

    The facial hair that’ll tell you if a man is ready to settle down
    A 12,000-year-old ‘fire curse’ may be world’s oldest human tradition
    Jun 29, 2024
    Amateur brewer recreates world’s oldest beer — with an ancient recipe
    Amateur brewer recreates world’s oldest beer — with an ancient recipe

    Building the Great Pyramid of Giza must have been thirsty work, with records suggesting that the labourers who toiled on the monument were given a beer ration...

    Rhys Blakely
    Jun 26, 2024
    Chatbots fool examiners — and outperform real-life students
    Chatbots fool examiners — and outperform real-life students

    In Reading University’s psychology examinations last year, there were some entrants that the other undergraduates did not recognise from lectures. These...

    Education
    Tom Whipple
    Jun 25, 2024
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    Akira Endo, Japanese biochemist whose work led to statins
    Akira Endo, Japanese biochemist whose work led to statins

    Like many newcomers to New York, Akira Endo was struck by the vivid sights and sounds of the bustling metropolis. In Endo’s case, it was not the tourist...

    The Times
    British boy thriving after world-first epilepsy brain implant
    British boy thriving after world-first epilepsy brain implant

    Before the electrodes were inserted, Oran Knowlson, 13, could have hundreds of seizures in a single day. His life — and his family’s — was built around...

    Tom Whipple
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