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For some the pandemic has worsened their symptoms, but others say social distancing and hygiene measures have made life easier
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Radio signals confirmed that the six-wheeled rover had survived its perilous descent and arrived within its target zone -
Royal Society says issues such as certifying immunity and data protection need to be considered
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Event 42,000 years ago combined with fall in solar activity potentially cataclysmic, researchers say -
Hope mission is to study Martian atmosphere to help understand how water has been lost
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Researchers say 32 cases of B1525 in Britain, with other cases in countries including Denmark, US and Australia -
Sarah Boseley looks at why the UK has launched a trial to test the efficacy of combining different Covid-19 vaccines -
A year ago, two scientists began work on the response to a new virus. Now, as their vaccine is being given to millions, they tell of their incredible 12 months -
A pandemic is a moral and economic minefield. How should governments weigh up the difficult choices?
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If he’s honest with the public, the prime minister will stress there is no quick or easy escape back to normality
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This bungling, populist government is basking in the reflected glory of the experts who created the Covid vaccine
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Matt Hancock should spend less time watching Hollywood films and more time studying the Asian country’s innovative approach to misinformation, writes Arwa Mahdawi
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Antimicrobial resistance won’t race across the world like Covid-19, but its effects will be devastating, says science writer Laura Spinney
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How have couples navigated being together day-in day-out during the pandemic? Linda Geddes takes a look at the psychology of love during a lockdown -
Turtles have been around on the planet for over 200 million years, but now many species face extinction. What can their evolutionary history teach us about saving these iconic creatures? -
In this episode from 2016, Science Weekly asks what it’s like to live without a sense of smell
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Madeleine Finlay explores what it means to be human, and why we find it so difficult to accept that this includes being animals -
Adam Steltzner, the chief engineer on the Perseverance project, said his team was ‘overwhelmed with excitement and joy’ after landing the rover successfully
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Nasa's Perseverance rover touched down on Mars' Jezero Crater to search for ancient microbial life after a journey of almost seven months from Earth
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