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T-bacteriophages on E.coli. Coloured Transmission Electron Micrograph (TEM) of T-bacteriophage viruses attacking a bacterial cell of Escherichia coli. Seven virus particles are seen (blue), each with a head and a tail. Four of these are

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The Good Virus review: Could viruses cure deadly infections?

Tom Ireland's compelling and original book makes a strong case for revisiting phage therapy – the idea of fighting bacterial infections with viruses

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Love + Science, a new play by scientist and writer David J. Glass. Production image

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New ��˾þ� recommends: Love + Science and The Price of Peace

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Is Maths Real? review: Getting comfortable not knowing the answers

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Female porters, known as 'kayayei', carry bales of second-hand garments on their heads at the Kantamanto textile market in Accra, Ghana, on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. The rise of fast fashionand shoppers preference for quantity over qualityhas led to a glut of low-value clothing that inordinately burdens developing countries. Photographer: Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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Wasteland review: An uncomfortable look at the real cost of waste

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The Power of One review: The woman who blew the whistle on Facebook

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Mark Rylance play: Who was Dr Semmelweis and what did he discover?

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Best science books and must-reads for your next break

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Best science books and science fiction stories for kids

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This bright and colorful tunnel is a great place to walk through.

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The best new sci-fi books to escape into on your next holiday

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Love + Science review: Reflecting on the rise of HIV

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Love + Science review: Reflecting on the rise of HIV

Two gay medical students attempt to navigate the AIDS crisis – and their own love – in David Glass’s new play at New York City Center

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The Universe in a Box review: Why all cosmic quests start on laptops

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Generations review: Zoomer, boomer, millennial – what's your tribe?

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Fire Weather review: Why Canada’s wildfires will only get worse

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Under Alien Skies review: A terrific guide to our spectacular universe

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