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Old man leaning on cane

Bad dreams could be early warning of Parkinson’s disease

Feet beneath a wheelchair

Drug may brings hope for spinal cord injury treatment

Inflammation linked to neuropsychiatric illness

Trees are biggest methane ‘vents’ in wetland areas – even when they’re dry

Snow monkeys go fishing to survive harsh Japanese winters – study

Uncovering the secrets of ultra-low frequency gravitational waves

Increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere teaches old oaks new tricks

A new study suggests that significant variation in the amount of virus from person to person may be a contributing factor to inconsistent findings reported in clinical trials for antiviral COVID-19 drugs. Photo courtesy of Getty Images

Cholesterol drug could reduce SARS-CoV-2 infection by up to 70%

Credit: Riccardo Buscicchio

On the hunt for ‘hierarchical’ black holes

Breakthrough in tissue engineering as ‘shape memory’ supports tissue growth

sleeping-woman

How the brain strengthens memories during sleep

Increased green space in prisons can reduce self-harm and violence

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