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Tuberculosis now leading cause of death from infectious disease

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Tuberculosis now leading cause of death from infectious disease

Despite global incidence declining, TB now kills as many people as HIV. Much more needs to be done to reach new UN targets of ending the epidemic by 2030

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Baby due date could be predicted more precisely with cervix test

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Baby due date could be predicted more precisely with cervix test

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Howler monkeys have to choose between big balls and big bawls

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Howler monkeys have to choose between big balls and big bawls

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How the matsutake mushroom lets us balance ecology and economics

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How the matsutake mushroom lets us balance ecology and economics

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How a creationist instinct stops us seeing evolution everywhere

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How a creationist instinct stops us seeing evolution everywhere

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<em>What To Think About Machines That Think</em> gets you thinking

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What To Think About Machines That Think gets you thinking

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<em>Back to the Future</em>: Does physics of Marty's time travel add up?

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Back to the Future: Does physics of Marty's time travel add up?

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Ann Veronica Janssen's room of fog bumps you through the rainbow

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Ann Veronica Janssen's room of fog bumps you through the rainbow

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<em>The Secret Lives of Bats</em>: The adventures of the real batman

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The Secret Lives of Bats: The adventures of the real batman

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Lithium dreams: The surreal landscapes where batteries are born

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Lithium dreams: The surreal landscapes where batteries are born

Batteries that power our smartphones need lithium – an increasingly precious resource. Could Bolivia supply the world? Hal Hodson takes a visit

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Seven Brief Lessons on Physics is lean, lucid and enchanting

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The best pictures from Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2015-16

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Birth month affects risk of developing dementia later in life

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Squirrel monkeys teach themselves to eat and drink from a cup

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