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Does science undermine human rights?

The way we define humanity can affect how we feel about human rights – especially when we see ourselves as biological machines, finds sociologist John H. Evans

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Sheldon and Cole

Life

Enter an ecologist's playground with the birdman of Wytham Woods

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Chia seeds

Health

Superfoods on trial: How can we know if they work?

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Miracle meal or rotten swindle? The truth about superfoods

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Miracle meal or rotten swindle? The truth about superfoods

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sea floor mining

Earth

Are we ready for the gold rush on the sea floor?

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sea floor monitoring

Earth

How robot swarms are learning to find what we lose at sea

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ocean

Earth

Vast undersea eruption revealed by wiring up a sea-floor volcano

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Robert Byer

Space

How lasers found gravitational waves – and could hunt for aliens

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Life

You are junk: Why it’s not your genes that make you human

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Health

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

You want kids, just not yet. So here’s how to work out when to start trying – and whether you should take a fertility test

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Health

We took his-and-hers fertility tests – this is what it was like

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Health

I was there at Ebola's bloody beginning

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Earth

Seismic shift: Can we cloak cities from earthquakes?

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Technology

Internet 3.0: How we take back control from the giants

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