Columnist and Mind We mostly breathe subconsciously, but columnist Helen Thomson finds evidence that the brain functions differently when inhaling or exhaling, or breathing through your nose or mouth By
Health Dense breast tissue can make tumours hard to spot on mammogram scans, but adding another step to this screening programme could help identify such cases By Carissa Wong Facebook
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Leader and Environment With the US in retreat from climate negotiations, China’s Xi Jinping could become the next green global leader By New Scientist Facebook / Meta Twitter / X
Researchers have tested an mRNA vaccine against avian influenza in calves with promising results By Humberto Basilio & Nature magazine Westend61/Getty Images As bird flu sweeps across US poultry and
A mere decade ago, astronomers knew of just 62 moons around Saturn. Today the ringed planet boasts a staggering 274 official satellites. That’s more than any other world in the
Vitamin D supplements may help prevent the loss of telomeres, DNA sequences that shrink with aging, a large study shows. But the health effects aren’t yet clear By Stephanie Pappas
Single Atom Acts as a Quantum Computer and Simulates Molecules A quantum computer has used a single atom to model the complex dynamics of organic molecules interacting with light By
This Nature Outlook is editorially independent, produced with financial support from Avadel. I never had issues with sleep until the COVID-19 pandemic. A couple of months into lockdown in 2020,
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