The Guardian
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[:es] Coronavirus hits men harder. Here’s what scientists know about it [:]
[:es]The early evidence leaves little doubt that Covid-19 poses a greater risk to men – but are the reasons biological or cultural?[:]
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[:es] Mystery mud on new volcanic island baffles Nasa scientists[:]
[:es]Island sprang up near Tonga three years ago, giving researchers a glimpse of how flora and fauna colonise it[:]
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[:es]Faecal transplant researchers identify ‘super-pooper’ donors [:]
[:es]Study finds stool transplants from some donors are far more effective than others[:]
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[:es]Everyone is biased, including you: the play designed by neuroscientists [:]
[:es]We all cling to beliefs despite the evidence. Immersive theatre experience The Justice Syndicate aims to show why[:]
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[:es]All aboard the Flat Earth cruise – just don’t tell them about nautical navigation[:]
[:es]Flat earthers, who believe the Earth is a large disk, may be shocked to find the ship’s navigation is based on a spherical planet[:]
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[:es]What makes us? Nature or nurture? The DNA debate comes back to life [:]
[:es]An extraordinary new documentary about identical triplets who were separated at birth has reignited the debate over the dominance of DNA in controlling our behaviour and the way we live […]
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[:es]The making of an opioid epidemic [:]
[:es]When high doses of painkillers led to widespread addiction, it was called one of the biggest mistakes in modern medicine. But this was no accident.[:]
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[:es]Plant roots evolved at least twice, and step by step [:]
[:es]The discover of a unique rooting anatomy from 407m years ago supports theory roots evolved at least twice, and step by step[:]
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[:es] Huge risk if global warming exceeds 1.5C, warns landmark UN report[:]
[:es]Urgent changes needed to cut risk of extreme heat, drought, floods and poverty, says IPCC[:]