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Health

Eight cups of coffee a day make you live longer? Don't bet on it

Drinking coffee has once more been linked to a lower risk of early death but there are good reasons this could turn out to be froth, says Naveed Sattar

Comment

Novichok poisoning: How could it happen again in Salisbury?

Health

Novichok poisoning: How could it happen again in Salisbury?

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Health

NHS England considers plans to cut some surgeries

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GM protest

Life

It's ok that the public rejected GM food – after all, we did ask

Insight

farmland

Life

The second great battle for the future of our food is underway

Insight

cave

Earth

Globetrotting film sends scientists on "relay race" of inquiry

Culture

Yoga and meditation work better if you have a brain zap too

Mind

Yoga and meditation work better if you have a brain zap too

Features

Will the UK’s plans to ban ‘gay conversion therapy’ succeed?

Health

Will the UK’s plans to ban ‘gay conversion therapy’ succeed?

Analysis

march for the NHS

Health

How to use the £20bn NHS birthday gift: an alternative wish list

Comment

A doctor

Health

Cash and competition make doctors prescribe fewer antibiotics

Doctors in Australia and the UK are now prescribing fewer antibiotics thanks to financial incentives and a bit of competition among peers

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Humans

DNA reveals Romans helped spread TB across three continents

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Health

Thai rescue: How to help the boys survive months in a cave

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Health

First attempt to get CRISPR gene editing working in sperm

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Health

Injecting new heart cells improves recovery from heart attacks

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