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The annual New Scientist/SRG salary survey shows that science careers remained hugely satisfying despite the economic turmoil of 2019

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Human cloning

Humans

Should animals with human genes or organs be given human rights?

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Immune system T cells attacking growing cancer cells

Health

The immune cells inside tumours hint at a new way to treat cancers

News

Rapping STEM: A musical guide to science and technology

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Rapping STEM: A musical guide to science and technology

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Mouse studies could help us better understand how embryos develop

Health

Early mouse fetuses generated without sperm or eggs for first time

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sugar hand

Health

Move over, DNA. Life's other code is more subtle and far more powerful

Features

red blood cells

Health

2019 Preview: People will receive transfusions of artificial blood

News

Brain scan, coloured

Health

Stem cells implanted into the brain stop epilepsy seizures in rats

News

biologists working in lab

Health

Human placenta stem cells help people recover from hip surgery

News

A newborn baby being held by a doctor

Health

The cancer-fighting multi-organ: 9 ways the placenta is amazing

From helping us conquer the world to curing cancer, here are nine reasons why the placenta deserves our appreciation

Features

Life

Frozen placentas could be the ticket to a long and healthy life

Features

Health

Blood from umbilical cord may help fix your brain after a stroke

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Humans

Stem cells may reveal how Neanderthal DNA works in modern humans

News

Health

Self-repairing organs could save your life in a heartbeat

Features