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Bottlenose dolphins may control their heart rates to avoid the bends

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Bottlenose dolphins may control their heart rates to avoid the bends

Bottlenose dolphins may consciously vary their heart rates depending on how far they want to dive, in an effort to avoid decompression sickness

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China’s 2060 net-zero goal needs large-scale negative emissions tech

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Minimum alcohol pricing could reduce alcohol-linked deaths in Canada

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The paleo diet may make your biological age older than your real age

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Safe, extra long-life nuclear batteries could soon be a reality

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Safe, extra long-life nuclear batteries could soon be a reality

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Hope Frozen review: The hard ethics of cryogenically freezing a child

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Hope Frozen review: The hard ethics of cryogenically freezing a child

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Windows become transparent solar panels with added nanoparticles

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Windows become transparent solar panels with added nanoparticles

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Common dolphins may finally be returning to the Adriatic sea

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Physics

Blue whirl that consumes all fuel it encounters is three flames in one

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Physics

Ordinary bricks laced with conductive fibres can store energy

Regular bricks can be turned into energy storage devices through a process that uses their red pigment to create a network of conductive fibres inside the bricks

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Menopausal woman gives birth after blood plasma injection in ovaries

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The real reasons miscarriage exists – and why it's so misunderstood

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Health

Forget about blame with miscarriage: its function is entirely natural

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Changing how we make solar panels could reduce their carbon emissions

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