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Umbilical cord blood could be used to predict childhood obesity

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Umbilical cord blood could be used to predict childhood obesity

Some patterns of gene expression in umbilical cord blood are associated with childhood obesity, suggesting that these markers could identify newborns at risk of developing the condition

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West Coast of Vancouver Island near a proposed site for carbon storage

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Could pumping CO2 under Canada's coast cause earthquakes?

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Someone having their blood tested for HIV in Kampala, Uganda, in December 2022

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Gene variant that seems to protect against HIV may lead to new drugs

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Is geological hydrogen a green solution to our energy needs?

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Is geological hydrogen a green solution to our energy needs?

Analysis

Cannabis is increasingly being legalised

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Cannabis poisoning cases quadruple in children after legalisation

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Aspirin raises the risk of brain bleeds and may not prevent strokes

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The biggest scientific challenges that AI is already helping to crack

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The biggest scientific challenges that AI is already helping to crack

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Life

Alcoholic fruit may help plants recruit mammals to spread their seeds

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Placenta: The overlooked organ with a lifelong impact on your health

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Placenta: The overlooked organ with a lifelong impact on your health

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Is Alzheimer’s drug donanemab really a 'turning point' for treatment?

The experimental drug donanemab slows the progression of Alzheimer's disease compared with a placebo, but the effect may not be large enough to be noticed by people with the condition or their families

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Giving birth at an older age is linked to a longer life in women

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People think drugs like Wegovy are a quick fix. So what if they are?

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Beyond Wegovy: Could the next wave of weight-loss drugs end obesity?

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