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Image of a human head showing how covid-19 affects the senses

Health

Women more likely to have lasting taste issues after covid-19 than men

About 11 to 15 per cent of women seem to have issues with smell and taste at least six months after having covid-19 if they had problems with the senses during the initial illness, compared with just 1 to 3 per cent of men

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Optical fibres

Technology

Fibre-optic cables could be used to spy on people a kilometre away

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GRACE actuator membranes are 3D printed from a resin that enables them to stretch and contract like a human muscle

Technology

Flexible robot hand with precise grip lifts 1000 times its own weight

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A 3d-printed model enters the water

Physics

Physicists calculate highest dives most humans can safely withstand

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Humans

My quest for an eco-friendly green lawn

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Humans

Access to nature needs to be a right, not a privilege

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Health

Monkeypox failings show world hasn’t learned lessons of the pandemic

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Illustration of a Neolithic farming village

Humans

Evolution of lactose tolerance probably driven by famine and disease

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An Eastern Towhee perched on a textured log in the open with a smooth green background.

Life

Birds wearing tiny trackers reveal migration routes in amazing detail

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Dental X-ray

Society

Dental X-rays likely to be used to assess asylum seeker ages in UK

A Home Office report on supposed scientific methods for estimating ages is likely to recommend the use of dental X-rays, among other techniques, despite a lack of evidence to support them

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Life

Watch stingrays make odd clicking sounds as they glide through the sea

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Life

Moths are more important for pollination than we thought

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Environment

Ancient Aboriginal rock art may reveal how Australia’s climate changed

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Environment

Climate change could cause heavier rainfall on volcanoes

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