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All cancer patients in drug trial appear to be cured for ‘first time in history’

‘This is the first time this has happened’: All 12 patients involved in US study entered into remission after taking dostarlimab over six-month period

Attempted suicide rates lower in women who use hormonal contraceptives – study

Hormonal contraceptives, including the birth control pill, are among the most widely used drugs, the researchers say.

Research reveals when and how chickens were domesticated

Rice farming is likely to be linked to the start of a process that led to chickens becoming one of the world’s most numerous animals.

‘Several thousand’ dolphins may have already died amid Russia-Ukraine war, Black Sea scientists warn

Turkish marine research foundation has also raised alarm about war’s effects on marine ecosystems

Woman receives 3D-printed ear implant grown from her own cells in major breakthrough

Breakthrough surgery may lead to new ways to treat people with a rare birth defect

Male wolf spiders improvise special ‘dance’ to woo mates, study finds

Female spiders look for really athletic males that can coordinate different signals into one display, scientists suspect

Skyscrapers could be turned into massive ‘gravity batteries,’ study suggests

Since skyscrapers already have infrastructure, there would be less additional investment needed

Inca children drugged with cocaine to keep them calm before being sacrificed, hair and nail study confirms

During last weeks of victims’ lives, they chewed on coca leaves

Stargazing in June: A tale of two giants – and the serpent

The most interesting astronomical object in these snake-wrangling constellations lies below the serpent’s tail, writes Nigel Henbest

UK monkeypox outbreak ‘won’t be easy to stamp out’ and could last for months, leading scientist warns

‘A lot of work’ required to bring spread of infections under control, says Professor John Edmunds

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