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Yawning has an unexpected influence on the fluid inside your brain

5 days ago newscientist.com brain

Sinking trees in Arctic Ocean could remove 1 billion tonnes of CO2

23 days ago newscientist.com arctic environment

Bird retinas work without oxygen from blood vessels, instead they power themselves with a flood of glucose that feeds glycolysis

14 days ago newscientist.com biology

The first commercial space stations will start orbiting Earth in 2026

27 days ago newscientist.com earth

Michel Siffre’s self-experiments in a cave with no light (2018)

34 days ago newscientist.com

Tiny orange frog around the size of a pencil tip is brand-new species

42 days ago newscientist.com biology

Man unexpectedly cured of HIV after stem cell transplant

2 months ago newscientist.com medicine

Periods may make sport injuries more severe and slow down recovery time

50 days ago newscientist.com health

This little-known culture in Bronze Age Turkey might have been a major regional power

2 months ago newscientist.com anthropology

Researchers have just found the presence of sugars, including ribose, lyxose, and glycose, on samples of Asteroid Bennu, which now has all of the ingredients for life as it exists on Earth.

2 months ago newscientist.com astronomy earth

Crash clock says satellites in orbit are three days from disaster

49 days ago newscientist.com

Plastic can be programmed to have a lifespan of days, months or years

2 months ago newscientist.com chemistry

A common type of inflammatory bowel disease has been linked to toxic bacteria

2 months ago newscientist.com disease health

We may need a fourth law of thermodynamics for living systems

2 months ago newscientist.com biology

Why Google’s custom AI chips are shaking up the tech industry

2 months ago newscientist.com ai google

Pulsing ultrasound waves through the brain could improve survival after a haemorrhagic stroke by helping to clear out inflammatory dead blood cells, according to a study in mice.

2 months ago newscientist.com brain medicine

Evidence children are better off vaccinated against Covid-19 than infected by it just got even stronger

3 months ago newscientist.com covid medicine

Researchers have developed a gel that uses chemicals found in saliva to repair and regenerate tooth enamel

3 months ago newscientist.com medicine

Africa's forests are now emitting more CO2 than they absorb

2 months ago newscientist.com

Men over 50 may have to exercise more than twice as much as women to get the same heart health benefits.

3 months ago newscientist.com health

Digital ID cards could be a disaster in the UK and beyond

3 months ago newscientist.com

mRNA covid vaccines spark immune response that may aid cancer survival

3 months ago newscientist.com cancer covid mrna

Chip sidesteps Moore’s law by growing upwards, A new chip design includes 41 vertical layers

3 months ago newscientist.com

The next generation of mRNA vaccines is set to offer more robust immune protection with even fewer side effects

3 months ago newscientist.com medicine mrna

Breastfeeding seems to cause specialised immune cells, called CD8+ T cells, to flood into the breasts and stay there for years or even decades, reducing the risk of cancer

3 months ago newscientist.com cancer health

Social media toxicity can't be fixed by changing the algorithms

3 months ago newscientist.com algorithm media

Rogue planet gains 6 billion tonnes per second in record growth spurt

4 months ago newscientist.com astronomy

Scientists have identified five sleep profiles, each of which is linked to distinct mental health symptoms and brain activity patterns

4 months ago newscientist.com brain health

Older men are more likely to pass on disease-causing mutations to their children because of the faster growth of mutant cells in the testes with age

3 months ago newscientist.com genetics

People who receive stem cell therapy within a week of their first heart attack have nearly a 60 per cent lower risk of developing heart failure years later