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

Independent - 4 March 2022

Study finds alcohol has ‘exponential’ neurological effect

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

Independent - 4 March 2022

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

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

Independent - 4 March 2022

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

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Underwater noise pollution is causing turtles to experience hearing loss, scientists say

Independent - 3 March 2022

Turtles may be more sensitive to sound than previously understood, researchers say

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Archaeologists unearth evidence of ‘innovative’ Stone Age culture from 40,000 years ago in China

Independent - 3 March 2022

People of ancient culture demonstrated ‘complex technical system’ for transforming raw materials, scientists say

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Are mosquitoes drawn to certain colours?

Independent - 3 March 2022

A new study has examined some of the factors that affect the insects’ choice of hosts – and its findings could potentially help us to reduce the risk of being bitten, Cassandra Edmunds writes

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Tyrannosaurus Rex may have been three different species – not just the T.Rex

Independent - 1 March 2022

Tyrannosaurus had a massive head and tremendous bite strength, walked on two strong legs, and had puny arms with just two fingers

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Scientists identify hundreds of nutrient-rich edible plants with untapped potential to treat vitamin deficiencies

Independent - 25 February 2022

These plants could represent a major food source for the future, scientists say

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Earliest evidence of ear surgery found in 5,300-year-old skull by archaeologists

Independent - 24 February 2022

Study suggests patient may have survived surgical intervention, at least for a few months

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Life really does flash before our eyes at point of death, landmark study suggests

Independent - 24 February 2022

First-of-a-kind brain scans of dying person indicate they may have been making ‘last recall of life’, scientists say

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Germany ranks as the worst G10 nation for real wage growth with UK sitting mid-table

Government needs to take action as 80% of UK drivers won’t buy electric vehicles due to rise in electricity costs

EverCraft Ecotechnologies creates future market with innovative solution from ecoCNTs

Unilever raises full-year sales forecasts after price hike

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