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Palaeontologists solve pterosaur feather mystery

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The new findings shed light on the early evolutionary history of feathers.
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Urine bugs may be symptom of aggressive prostate cancer, study warns

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It is hoped the findings could help pave the way for treatments that could target this bacteria and slow or prevent the development of the disease.
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Five types of bacteria linked to aggressive prostate cancer – study

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It is hoped the findings could help pave the way for treatments that could target this bacteria and slow or prevent the development of the disease.
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Five types of bacteria linked to aggressive prostate cancer – study

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It is hoped the findings could help pave the way for treatments that could target this bacteria and slow or prevent the development of the disease.
Science

Study of ancient coins sheds new light on Roman financial crisis

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Scientists claim to have found evidence of a debasement of the currency far greater than historians had thought
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More hepatitis cases in young children likely to emerge in coming days, says WHO

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UK doctors and scientists investigating 74 cases of inflammatory liver condition
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Freezing koala sperm ‘a crucial step’ to save endangered marsupial from extinction, new study suggests

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Experts warn the species may go extinct by 2050 without intervention
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Monkeys with more grooming partners have bigger brain regions linked to empathy, study finds

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Findings can help understand human behaviour and neurodevelopmental disorders like autism
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How far back in time is it possible to see?

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We have observed the most distant star ever – but to see even further, we have to look beyond light, writes Carolyn Devereux
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Any plans to dim the sun must be led by those most affected

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Elil Hoole and Shaun Fitzgerald believe deploying temporary schemes to partially shield Earth from solar radiation will slow the climate crisis, but we need to involve the global south
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