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Tuberculosis vaccine may protect newborns from respiratory viruses like Covid

Newborns given the BCG vaccine may also gain immunity against respiratory diseases (Credits: Getty Images/iStockphoto) The tuberculosis (TB) vaccine may protect newborns against a variety

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How many Mars landings have there been and why do missions fail?

A Nasa illustration of Perseverance rover firing up its descent stage engines as it nears the Martian surface (Picture: AP) With Nasa’s Perseverance rover due

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Scientists regrow and repair liver from lab-grown cells in world first

Scientists hope the treatment could pave the way for organ repair in future (Credits: Getty Images) Lab-grown ‘mini bile ducts’ have been used to repair

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World’s oldest DNA recovered from 1.2 million year old woolly mammoth tooth

An artist’s impression of what these ‘steppe mammoths’ may have looked like (Photo: Beth Zaiken/Centre for Palaeogene) Scientists have recovered and sequenced the world’s oldest

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Pfizer says South African coronavirus variant could reduce efficacy of vaccine by two-thirds

The data from the study didn’t include real world vaccinated participants. The South African coronavirus variant may reduce protection from the Pfizer vaccine by two-thirds,

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Nasa’s Perseverance rover to land on Mars today to search for alien life

The Perseverance Mars rover is the biggest, heaviest, most advanced vehicle sent to the Red Planet by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) (Reuters)

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Dogs trained to sniff out prostate cancer lend helping paw to crucial research

Florian, one of the trained dogs, takes part in an experiment to detect prostate cancer (MDD/Neil Pollock) In the ongoing fight against cancer, any kind

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Mutant two-headed calf worshipped as ‘lucky’ after owner wins the lottery

The dead hermaphrodite baby cow born with two heads in Thailand was worshipped by villagers as lucky. (Credits: ViralPress) If you finally hit it big

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Mount Etna spews smoke and ash in spectacular new eruption

Mount Etna erupted again on Tuesday (Credits: DAPRESS / SplashNews.com) Mount Etna, one of the world’s most active volcanoes, has erupted again this week spewing

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Influencers, please don’t pass Covid-19 to endangered gorillas, say researchers

Mountain gorillas in in Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda. (Credits: PA) The danger of passing Covid-19 or other diseases to endangered mountain gorillas is increasing as

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Tuberculosis vaccine may protect newborns from respiratory viruses like Covid

How many Mars landings have there been and why do missions fail?

Scientists regrow and repair liver from lab-grown cells in world first

World’s oldest DNA recovered from 1.2 million year old woolly mammoth tooth

Pfizer says South African coronavirus variant could reduce efficacy of vaccine by two-thirds

Nasa’s Perseverance rover to land on Mars today to search for alien life

Dogs trained to sniff out prostate cancer lend helping paw to crucial research

Mutant two-headed calf worshipped as ‘lucky’ after owner wins the lottery

Mount Etna spews smoke and ash in spectacular new eruption

Influencers, please don’t pass Covid-19 to endangered gorillas, say researchers

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