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There could already be 40,000 people carrying Zika in the US

Modelling estimates suggest that many people could already have the virus in areas of the US where mosquitoes are able to spread it further

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High Court backs campaign to fund preventative HIV drug on NHS

Health

High Court backs campaign to fund preventative HIV drug on NHS

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Travel warnings for pregnant women

Health

Pregnant women travel warning as Florida Zika cases rise to 14

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Health

Huge boom in teen HIV cases could cause epidemic to spiral

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Technology

Bacteria made to turn sewage into clean water – and electricity

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Orangutan learns to mimic human conversation for the first time

Life

Orangutan learns to mimic human conversation for the first time

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Cyclist in Amsterdam's Old Town in the Netherlands

Health

US and UK fall behind in largest ever global study of height

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An infant with microcephaly caused by zika infection

Health

Zika epidemic could burn out in 3 years but return after 10

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Clinton waves in front of a stage curtain while Sanders emerges from the wings behind her

Earth

Sanders turns the heat up to make Clinton a real climate champ

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Close up of a white-footed tamarin

Life

City slicker monkeys are overweight and have high cholesterol

Urban living means plentiful fruit trees and many sugary snacks for Colombia’s tamarin monkeys – but they pay the price for this unhealthy diet

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Health

Huge boom in teen HIV cases could cause epidemic to spiral

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Health

Fertility facts: How late can you leave it to have a baby?

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Technology

1970s science follies look groovy in a new light

Culture

Life

Who should we believe when it comes to fertility?

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