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Britain’s limited appetite for fish is often assumed to be a long-standing cultural norm. Recipes published in a Good Housekeeping suggest otherwise.
The Royal Society was Britain’s principal scientific institution and some of its fellows were dabbling in the investigation of spirits.
Car buyers increasingly see vehicles as hardware platforms to host digital functions.
What cicadas, shepherds and an ancient Greek monster reveal about our place in nature.
Donald Trump’s popularity rating has hit record lows. Will this be reflected in the upcoming midterm elections?
A review of 41 studies found that doubling a THC dose from 5mg to 10mg made the high only 15% stronger.
A university placement encourages future doctors to listen to older people’s stories and develop a deeper understanding of the person behind the patient.
Artificial reefs are still no substitute for protecting the real thing.
These forms of radical living, whether individual choices or wider movements, were born of dissent.
Two incidents in the UK have centred attention on how Iran projects power beyond its borders.
The true breakthrough will be a technology that enables health systems to protect more people, especially those whom current services repeatedly fail to reach.
Limited research on unvaccinated children covered those in conflict-affected communities, nomadic groups, refugees, cross-border migrants and urban-slum dwellers.