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BSE infected cattle have prions in saliva

Health

BSE infected cattle have prions in saliva

The discovery of tiny levels of prions in cow saliva might pave way for a test for BSE before symptoms develop, and raises questions about transmission

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No sign of emissions letting up as climate talks begin

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No sign of emissions letting up as climate talks begin

Analysis

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Space

Finding dangerous asteroids, before they find us

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The end of race history? Not yet

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Commute to work on the roller coaster train

Technology

Commute to work on the roller coaster train

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Life

Female lemurs avoid the wrong love in the dark

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MoMath: Manhattan's Museum of Mathematics

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Biofuel that's better than carbon neutral

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Biofuel that's better than carbon neutral

Features

When is a baby too premature to save?

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When is a baby too premature to save?

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Humans

Tragic tears: Why we are the only animals that cry

In Why Humans Like to Cry, Michael Trimble argues that tears of sadness provide a type of joy, that may have co-evolved with tragedy

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Environment

Battling nature in your backyard

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Earth

Europe in 2050: a survivor's guide to climate change

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Earth

Green shoots are growing in oil-rich Texas

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How much will you pay for a green future?

Opinion

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