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AI doctor four times better at identifying illnesses than humans
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Bereaved parents will get access to children’s social media accounts in duty of care victory
Bereaved parents accuse Government of ‘watering down’ online safety laws
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MindDeep sleep seems to lead to more eureka momentsNews
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02/07/2025 02:50:08 AM
Ageing is linked to inflammation — but only in the industrialized world Inflammation, thought to be a driver of age-related disease, does not worsen with age in some Indigenous communities.
Stare into a whale’s colossal eye — June’s best science images The month’s sharpest science shots — selected by Nature’s photo team.
Exclusive: NIH still screens grants in process a judge ruled illegal news | 27 Jun 2025
Arrests of scientists over smuggled samples add to US border anxiety news | 27 Jun 2025
Can AI build a virtual cell? Scientists race to model life’s smallest unit news | 27 Jun 2025
First independent survey of deaths in Gaza reports more than 80,000 fatalities news | 27 Jun 2025
We need to predict the people disasters will hit, not just the places Jonathan Colmer world view | 24 Jun 2025
Eureka! The brain science behind lightbulb moments Experiences of insight come with a burst of brain activity — and a memory boost.
Everyday painkiller made from plastic — by E. coli Study highlights potential for sustainable synthesis of paracetamol.
NIH-funded science must now be free to read instantly: what you should know NEWS EXPLAINER | 26 JUN 2025
Harvard vs Trump: what this epic battle means for science NEWS FEATURE | 26 JUN 2025
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In the face of anti-science politics, silence is not without cost More scientific leaders need to speak out about anti-science agendas and threats to academic freedom across the world. editorial
Missile defence won’t prevent the health crises that rock global security Nelson Evaborhene world view
Don’t sleepwalk from computer-vision research into surveillance editorial
Don’t sleepwalk from computer-vision research into surveillance Editorial
In the face of anti-science politics, silence is not without cost Editorial
Eureka! The brain science behind lightbulb moments News Feature
Origins of the ‘vampire fungus’ that causes white-nose syndrome in bats News & Views
Molecular hydrogen in the extremely metal- and dust-poor galaxy Leo P Article
Evidence for a sub-Jovian planet in the young TWA 7 disk Article
Killer whales exfoliate each other with home-made scrubbers Kelp ‘loofahs’ might be first example of toolmaking by marine mammals.
Hormone helps mice live longer and avoid obesity Male mice that make high levels of fibroblast growth factor 21 stay lean as they age — a finding that could translate to humans.
Natural nappers: monitoring the sleeping patterns of wild orangutans news and views
Deciphering how dog roses with an odd chromosome copy number sexually reproduce news and views
Nanoscale heat transport tracked at interface between semiconductor materials research briefings
An aspirational approach to planetary futures
‘I didn’t know someone could pursue astronomy as a career’ Astronomer Willice Obonyo describes how scholarship programmes seeded a fresh crop of radioastronomers in Africa. career feature
The economic effects of federal cuts to US science — in 24 graphs Is US science facing a recession? Growing evidence points to a looming downturn.
Ice society: looking for life at unlikely altitudes James Bradley studies the microbes thriving in extremely cold environments.
I pioneered my country’s newborn health-screening programme where i work
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Digging foxholes in the dark A safe place.
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