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Drinking coffee before shopping linked to people spending more money, study finds

Independent - 21 July 2022

Effect was stronger for products like scented candles, fragrances and décor item, scientists say

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UK’s scientific policy ‘rudderless’ as government fails to appoint new science minister

Independent - 20 July 2022

‘The government has committed to making the UK a science superpower but the absence of a science minister means any conversations about realising that goal are at risk of stalling’

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Climate change linked to civil unrest and eventual collapse of ancient Mayan city, study confirms

Independent - 20 July 2022

Findings provide lessons from past to understand how climate change may exacerbate political tensions, scientists say

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Clueless UK News Anchor Goes Full ‘Don’t Look Up’ In Bizarre Heat Wave Segment

Huff Post - 20 July 2022

“I want us to be happy about the weather,” anchor Bev Turner said as a meteorologist warned of a deadly heat wave.

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What is Marburg virus and how does it spread?

Independent - 19 July 2022

Certain strains of the virus can kill up to 88 per cent of infected people

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Cats rescued from wildfires at higher risk of deadly blood clots, scientists warn

Independent - 18 July 2022

‘Findings may open new doors to looking at how wildfires impact cardiovascular health in humans’

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‘Some female bears may pick dens near people to keep threat of males away’

Independent - 17 July 2022

Researchers looked at changes in the habitat characteristics of dens used by females to give birth to cubs.

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Mark Hamill Reveals The ‘Star Wars’ Space Station Missed By The Webb Telescope

Huff Post - 16 July 2022

NASA’s stellar new telescope oddly didn’t capture a giant ball of steel in a galaxy far, far away.

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Woodpeckers don’t have built in shock-absorbers in their head as previously thought, study says

Independent - 15 July 2022

Scientists say their heads act more like stiff hammers

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Traumatic brain injury among children in US, especially girls, surged by 20% since 2000, study finds

Independent - 15 July 2022

‘Improved point-of-care screening needs to be developed and promoted to treat injuries’

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