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Bacteria-killing nanofibres could make clothes that stop disease

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Bacteria-killing nanofibres could make clothes that stop disease

Antimicrobial fabric could slow the spread of diseases like Ebola. These nanofibres kill viruses and bacteria, and their active ingredient recharges in daylight

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Leopards that live in cities are protecting people from rabies

Life

Leopards that live in cities are protecting people from rabies

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Bats spread Ebola because they’ve evolved not to fight viruses

Life

Bats spread Ebola because they’ve evolved not to fight viruses

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Chickens for sale

Health

Flu is evolving in new and unpredictable ways in China’s poultry

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Chimps are now dying of the common cold and they are all at risk

Earth

Chimps are now dying of the common cold and they are all at risk

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Waiting for the big one: A new flu pandemic is a matter of time

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Jab in the dark: Why we don’t have a universal flu vaccine

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People in biosafety suits

Life

It's too easy for bioterrorists to access dangerous research

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A lake in Antarctica where the R1S1 strain of Halorubrum lacusprofundi was discovered

Life

Antarctic mystery microbe could tell us where viruses came from

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rabid dog

Health

Eradicating rabies: Why man's best friend holds the key

If we rid dogs of rabies, the disease could be gone from humans for good, says Clare Wilson

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Why bird flu risk is like the Grenfell Tower tragedy

Leader

Health

A bird flu pandemic looms but the US is holding back the fight

Insight

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Anxiety drug may prevent common virus that causes birth defects

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Health

The drug rebellion fighting big pharma to save the NHS millions

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