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How your morning coffee could be driving species to extinction

Report finds consumers in rich countries inadvertently driving extinction of species in poorer countries far way

Scientists find earliest record of aurora in ancient Chinese chronicle

Such historical records can help model long-term patterns in space weather variability, scientists say

Two new drugs to fight superbugs could soon be available on NHS

Cefiderocol and ceftazidime-avibactam close to becoming available to treat patients with severe drug-resistant infections

Monkeys can sense their own heartbeats just like humans, study finds

Findings can lead to new ways of studying anxiety, depression, and Alzheimer’s

Global estimates of headaches suggest disorder impacts more than 50% of people

Researchers found that the prevalence of headache disorders remains high worldwide.

Scientists crack egg forging evolutionary puzzle

Some birds are able to mimic others’ eggs to trick host parents into accepting a parasitic egg as their own rather than throwing it out of the nest.

Magic mushroom compound ‘opens up depressed people’s brains’, study suggests

The findings suggest psilocybin could be a real alternative to depression treatments, researchers say.

Two new Omicron sub-variants under investigation, says WHO

Both BA.4 and BA.5 have been added to the agency’s monitoring list, the former of which has been detected in the UK

Negative childhood experiences linked to people developing anti-vax sentiments, major study finds

Many adult attitudes, behaviours and traits have their roots in childhood

Omicron lasts 3 days less than Delta in those who got booster shot, study finds

Study finds differences in symptoms experienced by those infected with Omicron and Delta

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