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Scientists reverse ageing in elderly mice by rejuvenating their tissues

Metabolic molecules in blood of treated animals did not show normal age-related changes

Fatherless mouse born from unfertilised egg survives to adulthood and gives birth to healthy pups

Findings may lead to novel applications in agriculture, medicine, as well as in the study of genetic disorders in humans

Biggest genetic ‘family tree’ for humanity developed by scientists

‘Humans are all ultimately related to each other’

Strange marks in Japanese monkey teeth prompt rethink of human evolution, scientists say

Interpretation of strange grooves in fossil human teeth ‘may need reconsidering,’ say scientists

Gigantic Megalodon sharks grew to much larger sizes in cooler waters, new study suggests

Findings shed light on how ongoing climate crisis may lead to shifts in marine habitats

There’s Probably No Stopping Big Invasive Spiders From Blanketing The East Coast

“People should try to learn to live with them."

A Natural Gas Giant Is Waging A Sneaky War On A Minor Colorado Climate Policy

Leaked audio reveals that the nation’s biggest gas-only utility is behind a new astroturf group.

Cutting out last drink of night ‘could improve brain health’, study suggests

Study finds alcohol has ‘exponential’ neurological effect

Pet owners are unwittingly feeding their cats and dogs endangered shark, DNA study reveals

Researchers found a DNA from a number of shark species, some of which are classified as vulnerable, in pet food

Neanderthal spine study sheds light on back pain and related ailments in humans

Neanderthals’ spines significantly different from those in post-industrial people, but not from pre-industrial humans

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