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Mind

Why do people get postnatal anxiety and how can we treat it?

The birth of a child is a happy time for most, but overwhelming anxiety can take hold for some parents. Why does this happen and what can we do about it?

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Health

Why tending your oral microbiome is the secret to a long, healthy life

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Space

Have we found filaments of pure energy unleashed during the big bang?

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Environment

Hannah Ritchie: ‘Eco-anxiety on its own is not that useful’

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Life

Do animals dream and if so, what about?

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Humans

Test your brain with this fiendish set of museum-themed puzzles

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Physics

Mystery of the quantum lentils: Are legumes exchanging secret signals?

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Life

Why are there no flightless bats? We’re closing in on an answer

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Mind

15 mind-bending scientific riddles to enjoy solving with your family

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Captain Edward Kean stands on his boat in front of an iceberg in Bonavista Bay on June 29, 2019 in Newfoundland, Canada. - Iceberg water, considered pure, is now marketing for a unique sector of high-end products. "We are trying to target the niche market for healthy foods and products," says former fisherman Edward Kean, an iceberg hunter. For 20 years, he has been cruising the North Atlantic aboard his fishing boat to retrieve chunks of ice to melt and sell the water to local traders. Customers include manufacturers of vodka, cider, liquor, beer, cosmetics, but also companies that bottle water. (Photo by Johannes EISELE / AFP) (Photo by JOHANNES EISELE/AFP via Getty Images)

Environment

Arctic cowboys: Meet the people wrangling icebergs for drinking water

It is now technically possible to capture icebergs, tow them to the equator and harvest them for drinking water. But what are the ecological risks?

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Technology

The future of AI: The 5 possible scenarios, from utopia to extinction

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Life

Inside the milk bank creating infant formula for orphaned animals

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Space

Strange alien worlds suggest Earth could survive the death of the sun

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Physics

Make these four classic cocktails and become a fluid dynamics expert

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