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Mind

Disease-proof

If you have a few drinks, does the alcohol in your bloodstream act as medication...

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The Man Who Wasn't There: Exploring the science of the self

Life

The Man Who Wasn't There: Exploring the science of the self

CultureLab

<i>Applied minds</i>: Why engineers are the real heroes

Technology

Applied minds: Why engineers are the real heroes

CultureLab

Aspirin may restore pregnancy sex ratio skewed by inflammation

Life

Aspirin may restore pregnancy sex ratio skewed by inflammation

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Geopolitical turmoil changes Middle East's air pollution

Earth

Geopolitical turmoil changes Middle East's air pollution

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American Zoo shows animal conservation some tough love

Life

American Zoo shows animal conservation some tough love

CultureLab

E-spliff on sale in UK designed to relieve pain minus the high

Health

E-spliff on sale in UK designed to relieve pain minus the high

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Serene scene disguises colossal value of Canadian oil sands

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Serene scene disguises colossal value of Canadian oil sands

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<i>Death by video game</i>: A power like no other

Technology

Death by video game: A power like no other

CultureLab

Pumping CO<sub>2</sub> into frack wells could prevent water contamination

Earth

Pumping CO2 into frack wells could prevent water contamination

Storing carbon underground where it quickly solidifies could be a simple way to prevent toxic chemicals used in fracking contaminating groundwater

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Technology

My cacti could generate electricity and help curb climate change

Opinion

Earth

Forget fracking, microwave zaps could clean up the oil business

Features

Technology

Technology of the future needs to be designed with a heart

CultureLab

Earth

Japan reboots nuclear power despite protests and no waste plan

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