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Agata Koralewska, Online International Editor, discusses the validity of the widespread panic over the bedbug ‘infestation’ in Paris.
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Hannah Woodley reports on the approval of a second vaccine for malaria.
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Oliver Lamb, Print News Editor, discusses the news that the UK has rejoined the European Union’s science programme, Horizon.
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Gracie Moore explains the World Health Organization’s decision to upgrade the cancer risk status of aspartame, an artificial sweetener.
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Hannah Fraser discusses the national and global attitudes to fossil fuels in the face of our rapidly changing climate, and how our lives will change as the planet warms.
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Deputy Online Editor, Daisy Scott, discusses the different sides of the health argument around the effects that artificial sweeteners may be having on people’s health
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Daisy Scott, Online Deputy Editor, discusses the clinical trial of a new radial radiotherapy that could dramatically reduce the number of treatments required for prostate cancer.
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