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14 June 2017
UK breaks energy record, smartphone breathalyser, fears over used medical supplies and more
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Police warned of drug so powerful it can kill in one breath
14 June 2017
US law enforcement officials have been warned of the dangers of encountering fentanyl, following the collapse of a police officer who brushed the drug off his shirt
WHO classes HIV drug as an essential medicine
14 June 2017
Pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP has been added to the WHO's list of essential medicines, highlighting England's failure to provide the drug to those most at risk
Tripping up: The real danger of microdosing with LSD
14 June 2017
It may or may not improve your work performance, but a criminal record isn't worth the gamble. LSD should be downgraded
8 Minutes: How to dance the speed of light
14 June 2017
The idea that movement helps us grasp abstruse science is key to 8 Minutes, a new piece of contemporary dance coming soon to Sadler's Wells, London
A series of fortunate events: How our culture made us
14 June 2017
We now accept culture drove our extraordinary success as a species, but how? A compelling new account brings us up to speed with the story so far
Blinded by seance: The man who offered scientists an afterlife
14 June 2017
“Clairvoyant” con man Henry Slade electrified Europe’s scientific community, and took some high-profile scientists for a reputation-destroying ride
Don't feel sorry for apologising – it could be good for you
14 June 2017
We are told that apologising too much undermines our authority and damages our self-esteem, but saying you’re sorry has some surprising upsides
Crumb-free bread will mean ISS astronauts can now bake in space
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Bread has been banned in space for 50 years thanks to the dangers of free-floating crumbs – but specially designed ovens mean astronauts could soon ditch tortillas
