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Health

Let them eat dirt

No toil, no trouble

Flatlands

Brainless wonders

Table of contents

News

Sex on the brain

Beyond the grave

Proceed with caution

Mixed messages

Scrapie scheme

Time’s up

The fast way to grow your own ice kingdom

Technology

The power of the cross

When being warm can make you dull

Technology

Your bath’s ready

Subzero tolerance

Technology

An inventive lot

They’ve got it licked

One bad applet

The natural way to repair the skull

The dancing droid

Eaten alive

Cold reception for superconductivity claim

Strange bedfellows

Cyberjustice

Frogs that fake it

Barging in

Gates in Japanese tie-up

Sorry, I’m upside down

In the name of science

It’s life, as far as we know it

Test tube trees

The demon drink

Technology

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Technology

Trading names

The secret of keeping fruit fresh

Guiding lights

Electric kilo

French TV reception under threat

Greening the desert

Jealous step-parents eject youngsters from the nest

Tainted catch

Bug in shining armour

Implant payout

An unfolding story

Dead dangerous

Healthy starter

Doped skin

Extinguished

Seals find fish with the help of whisker vision

Casting the net

No ban for banks

Opinion

The stuff of dreams

Britain can thank a farm boy from Wisconsin for its science bonanza

Features

Health

Let them eat dirt

Could today's squeaky clean world be making us ill, asks Garry Hamilton

No toil, no trouble

Flatlands

Brainless wonders

More

South Island all it’s cracked up to be

Ian Lowe examines seismicity in New Zealand

The coral clans

Mastery over mind

Brain box

Modern times

Caught on canvas

Two for one

Secret weapon

Digital magic

Soul of the ocean

Who’s sperm is it anyway?

Whoops

Absolutely fabulous

from Oxford

Collected works

First things first . . .

Conspiracies of silence

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Regulars

Feedback

The last word

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