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Space

Lab imitations of the unobservable cosmos can be genuinely insightful

Despite the obvious caveats, physicists are right to use fluids and other physical analogues to search for fresh insights about extreme cosmic phenomena, from black holes to the big bang

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Health

We can treat age-related illness without calling ageing a disease

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Technology

With AI exploiting businesses’ data, when do we get paid and by whom?

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Health

As awareness of 'hidden' conditions rises, research must keep up

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Tackling ultra-processed food must focus on evidence and avoid stigma

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Regulating AI is going to be hard but big tech transparency is key

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We must treat therapy with scientific rigour to see if it works

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Physics

Come explore the quantum realm – it isn’t as confusing as it seems

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Health

Banishing wrinkles could boost healthy ageing – so who pays the bill?

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Physics

Stephen Hawking’s parting shot is a fresh challenge to cosmologists

The physicist’s final theorem, about why the universe seems fine-tuned for life, contains some provocative predictions. Will they be as fruitful as his insights into black holes?

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Health

Genome technology is transforming healthcare but what should we allow?

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Health

A new mitochondrial theory of Alzheimer's deserves serious attention

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Health

Long-neglected chronic conditions finally come into the spotlight

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Technology

Why we need to slow down the AI chatbot revolution

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