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nature
Influential abortion-pill studies retracted: the science behind the decision
Nature spoke to researchers about the flaws that triggered the retractions. They say these papers are just the tip of the iceberg. Mariana...
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The best science images of 2023 – Nature’s picks
Images selected by Nature’s visuals team, text by Emma Stoye, Nisha Gaind, Katharine Sanderson and Carissa Wong NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope...
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Everything you need to know about artificial Christmas trees
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Book review: Behind the Bishnoi's fight for wildlife and nature
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Unusual Activity in Our Guts Could Have Helped Our Brains Grow Larger
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New Materials Reduce Noise in Pacemakers, Enhancing Patient Comfort
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