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Posted on October 23, 2018

New clues to unravelling link between pregnancy and breast cancer risk

Women are less likely to get breast cancer if they give birth before the age of 30. Now we know the effect kicks in specifically after 33 weeks of pregnancy
Posted on October 23, 2018October 23, 2018

World’s longest sea bridge opens between Hong Kong and mainland China

The world's longest sea bridge has opened, connecting Hong Kong, Zhuhai, and Macau. It is 55 kilometres or 20 times longer than the Golden Gate Bridge
Posted on October 23, 2018

Tiny supercomputers could be made from the skeleton inside your cells

Building a computer out of the skeletons that hold our cells together could make them smaller and far more energy efficient
Posted on October 23, 2018

Hot baths could improve depression as much as physical exercise

Taking a hot bath twice a week may help relieve mild depression. It may work by resetting circadian rhythms, which are often disrupted in people with depression
Posted on October 22, 2018

Salty Martian groundwater may have enough oxygen to support life

Mars gets its red colour from oxygen rusting its surface, and it may be hiding even more oxygen in underground brine, which could help microorganisms survive
Posted on October 22, 2018

Salty Martian groundwater may have enough oxygen to support life

Mars gets its red colour from oxygen rusting its surface, and it may be hiding even more oxygen in underground brine, which could help microorganisms survive
Posted on October 19, 2018

7 explanations for why mysterious radio bursts are coming from space

Astronomers are scratching their heads over extremely fast radio bursts. Now they're making a list of all the theories for what - or who - is making them
Posted on October 19, 2018

AI tries to help you protect your children from cyberbullying

Artificial intelligence is being trained to spot cyberbullying on social media so that hurtful posts can be removed before they reach vulnerable teens
Posted on October 19, 2018

AI tries to help you protect your children from cyberbullying

Artificial intelligence is being trained to spot cyberbullying on social media so that hurtful posts can be removed before they reach vulnerable teens
Posted on October 19, 2018

Old honeybees make a drumming sound to get young slackers working

The more experienced bees in a colony sometimes run around the honeycomb drumming with their bodies - which seems to energise younger colony members

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