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Health

A new class of anti-ageing drugs has arrived 鈥� which ones really work?

Technology

Knowing how to hack will be vital in a cybercrime-filled future

South Island Kokako, Callaeas cinerea, collected no data, New Zealand.

Life

Lost presumed dead: The search for the most wanted birds in the world

Leaders

Health

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

Declaring ageing a disease could hold back efforts to find genuine treatments that tackle age-related illnesses like osteoporosis and dementia

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Health

Genetically modified stem cells extend lifespan of mice by 20 per cent

A genetic alteration that extends the life of mice can be transferred to other mice via blood stem cells, and this could soon be tested in humans as a cancer treatment

Health

Irregular sleep linked to a higher risk of death over the next 7 years

Health

We now know how parasitic worms help ward off obesity and diabetes

Technology

Colour-changing wrap could let you know when food has spoiled

Health

People with partial resistance to Alzheimer鈥檚 could inspire new drugs

Life

Butterflies evolved 100 million years ago in North America

Life

Bigger butterflies may cope better with climate change

Health

Electrically stimulating the clitoris could treat low libido in women

Physics

Weird particle that remembers its past discovered by quantum computer

Technology

Mysterious sounds in stratosphere can’t be traced to any known source

Health

Your body wash may make you more attractive to mosquitoes

Environment

Can a new way to recycle cars create a circular motor industry?

Mind

Young children value the lives of animals more than adults do

Physics

Superconducting qubits have passed a key quantum test

Space

A distant supernova defies our understanding of the cosmos鈥檚 expansion

Environment

Kangaroo faeces could reduce methane emissions from cows

Health

Having naturally high vitamin D levels may protect against psoriasis

Space

Saturn now has over 100 known moons – more than any other planet

Life

Seals in Mexico are losing fur and climate change may be to blame

Environment

Dozens of 鈥榝rost quakes鈥� hit a Finnish town in just 7 hours

Space

Astronomers have spotted the biggest cosmic explosion ever seen

Analysis

Technology

What is the future of AI? Google and the EU have very different ideas

While Google and other tech giants are rolling out new AI products at speed, the European Union is working on a law to restrict them

Life

Let science guide horse welfare, not misguided, overemotional protest

Life

When did animals like foxes first start living alongside people?

Aperture

Lastrea focnisecii; Anna Atkins (British, 1799 - 1871), and Anne Dixon (British, 1799 - 1877); 1853; Cyanotype; 25.4 ?? 19.4 cm (10 ?? 7 5/8 in.); 84.XO.227.24; No Copyright - United States (http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/)

Comment

New book collates the pioneering photographs of Anna Atkins

The 19th-century British botanist used an early photographic technique to document plants and algae, and in 1843 released the first ever book illustrated with photographs

Features

Health

A new class of anti-ageing drugs has arrived 鈥� which ones really work?

A variety of drugs, including metformin, rapamycin and a host of new senolytics, are finally showing promise in clearing out zombie cells that cause age-related diseases. Here's what you need to know

Technology

Knowing how to hack will be vital in a cybercrime-filled future

Life

Lost presumed dead: The search for the most wanted birds in the world

Culture

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Addicted to Drama: Find out what it means to be called a ‘drama queen’

Is whipping up drama from everyday life down to personality? Or could it be caused by something deeper that warrants investigation? Scott Lyons's new book explores what might fuel those who thrive on the dramatic

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Don’t Miss: Nam June Paik, the artist who foresaw the internet

Comment

The Gilder Center review: How to draw in more natural history fans

Comment

A Crack in the Mountain review: Stunning cave shows tourism’s paradox

GDX76B Allium ursinum. Foraging wild garlic in an English woodland - spring, UK

Life

Foraging for wild garlic: how, when and what to watch out for

The pungent flavour of wild garlic probably evolved as a defence against herbivory, but it doesn鈥檛 deter garlic-loving humans, says Sam Wong

Tom Gauld: ‘Your theory is laughable’

Twisteddoodles on Dr Frankenstein’s monster