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The zombie world of viruses could hold the key to evolution itself

Notorious for making us sick, viruses are weird, undead organisms – but new insights are revealing they may have created life's glorious complexity in the first place

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MRI shows brain tumor at right parietal lobe of cerebrum

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AI matches humans at diagnosing brain cancer from tumour biopsy images

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We tested the squatty potty to find the best toilet pose

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Eating more slowly and dining with others can boost your health

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Discover how to sit to dodge the dangers of inactivity

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Breathing exercise Pranayama

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How to breathe your way to better memory and sleep

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Why walking your way to better health isn't all about step counting

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Relaxing relieves stress. Here’s the best way to do it

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Doctors scramble to identify mysterious illness emerging in China

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Immune system T cells attacking growing cancer cells

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The immune cells inside tumours hint at a new way to treat cancers

A type of immune cell has been found inside tumours that helps our bodies mount attacks against cancer. Boosting these cells may lead to a new kind of treatment

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A molecule in your skin may explain why some cosmetics cause rashes

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Air pollution exposure may make our bones become weaker

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Pumping cold water inside the body could help after heart attacks

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Chinese air quality regulations could put an end to 'new car smell'

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