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Health

Have mice really been cured of HIV using CRISPR gene editing?

Some mice receiving a therapy that includes CRISPR gene editing appear to have been cured of HIV, but safety concerns must be overcome before human trials

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Health

When US pulls overseas abortion funding, abortion rates go up not down

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The sad tale of the US Navy's surplus military dolphins

Life

The sad tale of the US Navy's surplus military dolphins

Regulars

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Health

IVF success rates peak as only one in four attempts achieve pregnancy

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Sperm bank. Frozen sperm stored in liquid nitrogen.

Health

Storing sperm in a freezer for a decade hardly affects birth rates

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Life

Hundreds of orcas hold an annual meeting and now we may know why

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Life

Death of mother prompts adolescent chimps to look after their siblings

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Indian wall painting about menstruation

Health

The pioneering podcast that's breaking the silence on women's health

Culture

How many steps a day do you really need? Spoiler: It isn't 10,000

Health

How many steps a day do you really need? Spoiler: It isn't 10,000

Features

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Technology

Experimental sci-fi expertly captures colliding realities

When reality fractures, it takes the adventurous writing style of the novel XYZT to make it believable, says Helen Marshall in her latest column

Culture

Technology

Working hypothesis: From Pokémon Sleep to David Camerson

Insight

Humans

Science could learn a lot from Mona Chalabi’s mischievous chart art

Culture

Health

CRISPR babies might live shorter lives due to their gene mutations

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Life

Chimps' ingenuity earns them a treat

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