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Rational thinking is saving antibiotics – it could work on Brexit too

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Rational thinking is saving antibiotics – it could work on Brexit too

The turning of the tide in the fight against bacterial resistance to antibiotics shows the benefits of clear thinking and leadership, and it could work for Brexit too

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Pharmacist

Health

No-deal Brexit could lead to drug shortages and delayed operations

News

No, statistics don’t show that Brexit made England more depressed

Health

No, statistics don’t show that Brexit made England more depressed

Analysis

Science banners outside the Houses of Parliament

Comment

Scientists should use their clout to get a less bad Brexit for all

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Physics

Nobel laureates sign letter expressing Brexit concerns

News

The scientific guide to stockpiling food for a 'no deal' Brexit

Health

The scientific guide to stockpiling food for a 'no deal' Brexit

Analysis

Theresa May

Mind

A no-deal Brexit could lead to a catastrophe for science in the UK

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Lady using phone in busy street

Technology

Those GDPR emails should stop soon, but our data nightmare won't

Insight

Man looks at globe surrounded by mini satellites mounted on metal arcs

Space

The UK's plan to build a rival GPS is a bonkers Brexit scheme

Analysis

Brexit batters science job market

Humans

Brexit batters science job market

Confidence is at rock-bottom in the UK's ability to attract and retain the best scientific and engineering talent from Europe

Careers

Life

How to keep foreign pests away from the UK’s natural treasures

Comment

Health

Fears of Brexit chaos for medicines agency should worry us all

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Technology

Politics chat on Reddit reads like it was written by 6-year-olds

News

Technology

Your data is too valuable and sensitive to dish out for free

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