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Health

The stranger within

The big blue

Niche construction: the forgotten force of evolution

Table of contents

News

Psst, got any CFCs?

Eat fast, die early

Twisted firestarter

Clean needle plea

Rat on a rogue

60 Seconds

Bloody politics

Clash of interests in caspian

Reality bites for the dream of a hydrogen economy

Doubt greets claims for artery-clearing drug

Exercise makes the brain faster but not smarter

Experts squabble over ancient bones

The truth is in there

Red tape is killing green pesticides across Europe

Origin of atolls solves Pacific migration puzzle

Granny gorilla knows best

Limited victory for medical cannabis

Drug regulator takes stand on gene chip

It’s not who you know鈥t’s who the people you know know

Cancer obeys law

Chimps remember how to play the numbers game for years

Excited electrons cut the friction

Pay attention

Iron-clad snails foil predator

Booming birds sing like whales

Secret of compulsive hoarding revealed

Born in a flash of radiation

It’s hot as hell but the bubbly’s lovely

Technology

Too close for comfort

Technology

Make or break for memory claim

Technology

Cutting edge

Technology

Painless way to gauge deep muscle stiffness

Technology

Look who’s talking

Technology

Defeating distortion

Technology

Video reminder

Technology

Hello, will you be my friend?

Technology

Puncture repair kit

Opinion

Warts and all

We can't commit to hydrogen fuel without knowing the pitfalls

With power comes responsibility

Faster, cheaper, sicker

Theatre of war

Humans

Westminster diary

Features

Health

The stranger within

Human chimeras were once thought to be so rare as to be just a curiosity. But there's a little bit of someone else in all of us, and sometimes much more...

The big blue

Niche construction: the forgotten force of evolution

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