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Blood clot fears: How precaution may undermine public trust in vaccines

Should we be worried about blood clots after the Oxford vaccine? (Rex – Getty) ■ Anthony R Cox, reader in clinical pharmacy and drug safety,

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A group of people have been sealed in a pitch-black cave to experience ‘deep time’

The team will emerge from the cave on April 22 (Photo: AFP via Getty) A team of 15 volunteers have been sealed in a French

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World’s first space clean-up mission to launch this weekend

The company Astroscale is launching what they call an End-Of-Life Services satellite (Photo: PA) A demo mission to show how space debris could be removed

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Scientists create model of a human embryo from skin cells

Professor Jose Polo in front of images of iBlastoids. (Credits: PA) Scientists have created a model of an early human embryo from skin cells, a discovery which

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Mystery of Mars’ missing water may have finally been solved

Scientists have long wondered where Mars’ previously plentiful water resided (Photo: Getty) Scientists have come up with an answer to the mysterious disappearance of Mars’

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Scientists grow mice embryos in mechanical womb in world first

The first time a mammalian baby has been grown outside the womb (Nature) Mouse embryos have been grown outside a living womb for the first

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Fragmented icebergs reveal Antarctic sea floor ‘teeming’ with life

The Polarstern ship managed to sneak in the gap left by a broken iceberg to photograph the never before seen sea floor (Photo: Alfred Wegener

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Is this Australia’s cutest spider? Tiny green arachnid found in the Gold Coast

Would you be scared if this little guy was crawling around in your back garden? (Facebook/Amateur Entomology Australia) A spider-lover in Australia has found what

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Sperm whales taught each other how to avoid hunters

Whaling was such a huge industry in the 19th century that engravings and stories about the practice are widespread (Photo: Getty) 19th century sperm whales

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Scientists find ‘more accurate way’ of forecasting stock prices

Brain activity in humans could be an indicator of market forces (AFP via Getty Images) Monitoring the brain activity of investors accurately predicts stock prices,

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Blood clot fears: How precaution may undermine public trust in vaccines

A group of people have been sealed in a pitch-black cave to experience ‘deep time’

World’s first space clean-up mission to launch this weekend

Scientists create model of a human embryo from skin cells

Mystery of Mars’ missing water may have finally been solved

Scientists grow mice embryos in mechanical womb in world first

Fragmented icebergs reveal Antarctic sea floor ‘teeming’ with life

Is this Australia’s cutest spider? Tiny green arachnid found in the Gold Coast

Sperm whales taught each other how to avoid hunters

Scientists find ‘more accurate way’ of forecasting stock prices

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