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  • Newborn baby undergoes neonatal heel prick screening 'Guthrie test' where blood drops fall / blood drop falls onto a Guthrie card.

    NHS England to screen 100,000 babies for more than 200 genetic conditions

    Experts say sequencing whole genome of newborns will be ‘transformational’ in earlier diagnosis and treatment
  • Silhouette of man looking through steel bars with sea in background

    Migration during adolescence linked to increased psychosis risk, study finds

    Risk found to be highest among black and north African people, as experts call for better mental health provision
    • Sir George Radda obituary

    • Pass notes
      The world’s healthiest lovers? Meet the couple aiming to live to 150

    • Tiny brain, big deal: fruit fly diagram could transform neuroscience

  • The comet photographed before dawn from Temisas, on the island of Gran Canaria, Spain.

    Comet last seen in stone age to make closest approach to Earth

    C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–Atlas) was discovered last year and is thought to orbit the sun every 80,000 years
  • A spiky agave-type plant on a mountain-side of grass and rocks

    The age of extinction
    Botanists identify 33 global ‘dark spots’ with thousands of unknown plants

    Kew study reveals areas with at least 100,000 undiscovered plant species – most likely to be under threat of extinction
  • Juliana Loshiro talking to her students

    Growing a ‘word forest’: the Kenyan teacher trying to save her language from extinction

    The Yaaku people long ago assimilated with the majority Maasai, and few still speak Yaakunte, but there is a new determination to save their culture – and their forest – before it disappears
  • A train passes the cooling towers of Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station

    Science Weekly
    End of an era: Britain finally says goodbye to coal – podcast

  • box purple

    Alex Bellos's Monday puzzle
    Did you solve it? The box problem that baffled the boffins

  • Elia Barbieri

    The big idea
    The big idea: how to use your senses to help beat depression

  • Tanu Bai, left, and Maha Devi, at the Satya Jeevan Leprosy Society in New Delhi

    ‘Our new doctors have no clue about leprosy’: experts sceptical of India’s target to eliminate the disease by 2027

  • Alex Bellos's Monday puzzle
    Can you solve it? The box problem that baffled the boffins

  • Scientists criticise UN agency’s failure to withdraw livestock emissions report

  • The Audio Long Read
    Strange and wondrous creatures: plankton and the origins of life on Earth – podcast

  • An asteroid burns up over the Philippines last month, lighting the sky up and with an orange tail. It had been spotted curving towards Earth 10 hours earlier.

    The asteroid hunters: how new technology will help save Earth from a catastrophic collision

    The existential threat from a large meteor is real, but two next-generation telescopes are about to make us safer
  • Philippe Boxho

    ‘Death isn’t necessarily always sad’: the pathologist taking the French book charts by storm

    Philippe Boxho’s macabre true stories are approaching 1m copies sold and shedding light on a ‘misunderstood’ job
  • Catherine Bennett

    Any ice-age telepaths out there? Please explain why Netflix is revisiting Ancient Apocalypse

    Catherine Bennett
    A catastrophe is indeed looming in letting Graham Hancock return with his oddball theories, now with Keanu Reeves in tow
  • A Marmoset monkey used in animal research in a glass box at a testing facility.

    Australian climate and environment in focus
    The world is shifting away from using animals in research. Will Australia get left behind?

  • Glass of water and pills on wooden spoon on blue background.

    Beetroot shots to baking soda: the science behind sport’s most popular supplements

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