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Rhesus macaques

Life

Living through a hurricane accelerated the ageing process for monkeys

In 2017, Hurricane Maria devastated Caribbean communities, and we now know it had an impact on monkeys too - macaques that lived through the stressful experience have aged at an accelerated rate

News

Example of detected methane plume over the United States on 2019-09-25 in TROPOMI (ESA) methane measurements

Environment

Satellite images show biggest methane leaks come from Russia and US

News

HIV viruses infecting T-lymphocytes

Health

‘VB’ is a new and more infectious variant of HIV – but it is treatable

News

Chewing gum

Health

Chewing gum while pregnant linked to fewer premature births in Malawi

News

Pembrolizumab monoclonal antibody drug protein. Immune checkpoint inhibitor targetting PD-1, used in the treatment of a number of cancers.

Health

Cancer drug could one day help cure HIV by waking up dormant viruses

News

A crane lifts a weight for energy storage

Environment

Fix the Planet newsletter: The weird and wonderful rivals to batteries

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Health

Flu vaccines during pregnancy protect babies for 6 months after birth

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Anadenanthera colubrina is the one tree species common to nearly all regions of South American seasonally dry tropical forests and woodlands (SDTFs). Its abundant fruits each of which is laterally flat and which bear many lenticular seeds, trunk and main stems with a tuberculate cortex, and extra floral nectaries positioned near the base of the leaf rachis distinguish this species.

Humans

Ancient Andean leaders may have mixed hallucinogen with their beer

News

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Health

Strength, balance and mobility are the best predictors of a long life

News

Have we got the science of obesity back to front?

Health

Have we got the science of obesity back to front?

Putting on weight is often blamed on overeating, but new evidence is emerging that it is actually the other way round, says David S. Ludwig

Comment

Health

What the no-alcohol boom means for our drinking habits and health

Features

Health

How shifting your expectations about food can help you lose weight

Features

Health

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Environment

Will paused Cambo oil plans mark the decline of North Sea drilling?

Analysis

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