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Leopards that live in cities are protecting people from rabies

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Leopards that live in cities are protecting people from rabies

Wild leopards wander into the Indian city of Mumbai to prey on feral dogs – and in doing so they stop the dogs biting people and passing on the rabies virus

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Allow lesbians to use 'three-parent' baby IVF to have children

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Cancer algorithm uses game theory to double survival time

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England needs to go on a diet, but new calorie plan won’t work

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Don't hate all processed foods - they make modern life possible

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Bats spread Ebola because they’ve evolved not to fight viruses

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Bats spread Ebola because they’ve evolved not to fight viruses

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Almost every antidepressant headline you'll read today is wrong

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Cycling in later life makes you less likely to have a bad fall

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Cycling in later life makes you less likely to have a bad fall

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Cases of measles in Europe have quadrupled in just one year

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Trigger warnings are taking over universities, but do they work?

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Trigger warnings are taking over universities, but do they work?

Talk of trigger warnings and microaggressions are sweeping through university campuses, but some researchers question whether they have any psychological basis

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Transgender woman is first to be able to breastfeed her baby

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Opioid painkillers are prescribed more in northern England

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Deadly superbugs are evolving to beat alcohol hand sanitisers

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We need to start taking vaping seriously as a way to save lives

Analysis

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