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Guilty or not guilty: Does inequality really lead to murder?

Humans

Guilty or not guilty: Does inequality really lead to murder?

US district judge Morris Hoffman weighs up the evidence for the prosecution in Martin Daly's book Killing the Competition, and wonders why murder is so rare

Culture

Maps and the 20th century: Where to draw the lines?

Humans

Maps and the 20th century: Where to draw the lines?

Culture

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Technology

How challenging the meaning of 'fuel' lets the real world in

Culture

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Health

Inside the wild west world of experimental fertility clinics

Insight

PrEP

Health

More at-risk people will get access to HIV preventive treatment

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Are caesareans really making us evolve to have bigger babies?

Humans

Are caesareans really making us evolve to have bigger babies?

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People's online searches could reveal problems with their drugs

Technology

Spikes in search engine data predict when drugs will be recalled

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Whale breaching

Life

Whales talk to each other by slapping out messages on water

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Mushrooms

Health

Magic mushroom drug helps people with cancer face death

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Physics

Physics may be a small but crucial fraction of our reality

Just how much of physics is real, and how much of reality is physics? That’s a theme uniting four major new books in the field

Culture

Health

The campaign against alcohol abuse deserves two cheers

Leader

Health

Good hydrations: Is there a safe level of alcohol?

Features

Life

Earwigs and rotten panther: The diet of a Victorian eccentric

Culture

Health

Generation clean: Why many young adults choose to stay sober

Features