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University of Exeter aims to be net zero by 2030 The University of Exeter has announced…
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Okra microplastics to remove microplastics from the ocean
Catherine Stone discusses a recent discovery which indicates Okra could be used as a more sustainable way to remove microplastics from the ocean
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Imogen Poyntz-Wright, Online Science Editor, discusses the UK government allowing the use of Emergency pesticide over fields and its effect on the environment
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The Malaria Vaccine that will change millions of lives in Africa
Katie Jones discusses the recent recommendation by the WHO to roll-out a Malaria Vaccine, how this vaccine will work, how Malaria initially causes disease and what impact this vaccine will have on global health particularly in Africa.
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Athletes and Anti-Vaxx: What’s Going On? Online Sports Editor Henry Hood delves into the lack of…
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A depression relapse – the problem with coming off anti-depressants Annabel Smith explains the new findings…
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Univeristy of Exeter leads new research project in treatment of delirium
University of Exeter leads new research project in treatment of delirium A research programme led by…
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