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Axions may or may not exist - but we're not just making things up

Physics

Axions may or may not exist - but we're not just making things up

Everything theoretical physicists do is speculative, and likely wrong, except for the things we get right, says Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

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Environment

The idea that there are only 100 harvests left is just a fantasy

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Technology

Why the UK’s grand plan to stop gadgets turning against us is flawed

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electric scooters

Technology

How hacked rental e-scooters could be the future of street crime

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Environment

Is there anything we can do to stop Greenland from turning green?

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A woman votes in a booth at a polling station during India's general election in Cooch Behar, West Bengal on April 11, 2019

Technology

How maths could fix the problems with India’s voting machines

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Memorial to Alfie Evans

Health

We must all work to avoid disputes over the care of very ill children

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Prescriptions for UTIs may be making antibiotic resistance even worse

Health

Prescriptions for UTIs may be making antibiotic resistance even worse

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A child playing in the mud

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Telling us to stop washing our hands is dangerous and unacceptable

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A mammogram

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Had a genetic test? You should be told if its implications change

Some genetic test results that seemed life-threatening now look less risky. We need to rethink what patients get told, say Rachel Horton and Anneke Lucassen

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Consider your child’s future before you share that ‘hilarious’ image

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Maths shows that this week's Brexit votes won't solve the UK's crisis

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It’s not just reality TV - all media must help to prevent suicides

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Genetics studies are too white – that’s failing people and science

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