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All the world’s a net

Smoke gets in your mind

Humans

Hunted!

Technology

Go for it

First fruit

Table of contents

News

Grave expectations

Rumours of a human clone pregnancy spark health fears and horror

Stem cells do their stuff for Parkinson’s patient

Just call, will you

Healthy eating?

To help nerves regrow, first find your machete

Speed freak

Deadly fakes

Down to Earth

File those green reports

Television makes men hunkier and women chunkier

India cracks down on HIV

Nasty neighbours

Put on your PC specs

A natural mistake?

Magnetic mix-up

Life’s ups and downs

Bugs broadcasting corporation

Ahead by a nose

Bovine tuberculosis could linger in pastures

Fast and furious

The time is precisely, erm, hold on鈥�

HIV vaccine trial

Ten labour myths

Feed the world

Hunt the vulcans

No easy answer

Something in the water鈥�

Hot pants

Visual attraction

Can’t sing? then change your tune鈥�

War is no picnic

Long-lasting sound

Flash, bang, wallop

Technology

Penning the write pongs

Technology

Lick this

Technology

Squeezing out more gadgets

Technology

Down the tubes

How a brief encounter could lead to a revolution in the cinema

Fried, scrambled or sterilised?

Bunnies join the cloning club

Suckers for love

Watch your step

Bubble bursts?

The weakest link

Land ahoy

Opinion

Dazed and confused

If the experts can't agree, what chance for the rest of us?

The sun king

Packet of crisps with your cosmology?

Westminster diary

Features

All the world’s a net

What do the proteins in your body, the Internet, a cool collection of atoms and sexual networks have in common? One man thinks he has the answer, and it's going to transform the way we view the world. David Cohen reports

Smoke gets in your mind

Humans

Hunted!

Technology

Go for it

First fruit

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Bestsellers

Not so noble

The original ground force

Keep your eyes open

Bloody Greenland

Down under

The end is Nigh

Regulars

Feedback

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The Last Word

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