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Why some dinosaurs like T Rex were massive while their close relatives were tiny

Independent - 24 February 2023

Findings may lead to better understanding of developmental mechanisms in other animals » Read More

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‘Mystical’ experience using psychedelics may improve mental health, study reveals

Independent - 24 February 2023

LSD and natural psychedelic substance found in the venom of toad among substances used for research » Read More

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Sixth sense more prevalent in animals than previously thought, study reveals

Independent - 23 February 2023

Magnetoreception is more difficult to detect in animals than the five familiar senses » Read More

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Study reveals ‘simple way’ to reduce harmful effects of screen time on infants

Independent - 23 February 2023

Simple intervention can reduce negative screen time effects on children by 20 per cent, study says » Read More

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Scientists find link between obesity and dementia

Independent - 22 February 2023

The findings suggest it is important to address obesity and begin healthy weight loss when people reach their 40s and 50s » Read More

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Study finds why third century European woman was mysteriously buried face down with nail hole in skull

Independent - 22 February 2023

Findings are of significance in understanding funerary and cultural behaviour at the time » Read More

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Study launched to reduce ‘criminal’ use of plastic at crime scenes

Independent - 21 February 2023

Veteran crime scene investigator Becci Henderson is carrying out the study as part of her PhD at the University of Portsmouth. » Read More

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Scientists develop ‘spontaneous’ antidote to toxic fumes from building fires

Independent - 21 February 2023

‘This antidote will limit damage from gas poisoning caused by sudden fires’ » Read More

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British teenagers have VIP access to Florida satellite launch

Independent - 19 February 2023

The pair were at the Kennedy Space Centre on as the Inmarsat I-6 F2 satellite launched successfully into orbit. » Read More

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Humans might not hibernate but may still need more winter sleep, study suggests

Independent - 17 February 2023

Researchers say if the findings can be replicated in a healthy population, this would be first evidence for a need to adjust sleep habits to season. » Read More

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