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We now know how our brain works to overcome negative emotions

Researchers have identified a network of structures in the brain that may help us to regulate negative emotions when we see something upsetting

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Humans

Stone tools in Filipino cave were used to make ropes 40,000 years ago

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JWST image of Saturn

Space

Stunning JWST image sees Saturn show off its glowing rings

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An older man weight training

Health

Muscle fibres become misshapen as we age but exercise can restore them

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Microscope image of Krause corpuscles

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Neurons that respond to vibration discovered in the clitoris and penis

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Handout picture supplied by Makoto M. Itoh. A Pelophylax nigromaculatus frog photographed for his study study Female pond frog vocalisation deters sexual coercion by males. mac_itoh@yahoo.co.jp

Life

Female frogs may croak to deter males from mating with them

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Humans

Ape family tree suggests human ancestors weren’t particularly violent

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Health

Genetic marker discovered for the severity of multiple sclerosis

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Joby Aviation's aircraft

Technology

Electric flying vehicle gets clearance for flight tests in the US

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Health

First cell therapy for type 1 diabetes approved for use in the US

The US Food and Drug Administration has approved a new therapy for type 1 diabetes in which people with the condition receive donor pancreatic cells capable of producing insulin

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Environment

US is on track to halve emissions by 2035, but this still isn't enough

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Space

IceCube detector finds neutrinos from the Milky Way for the first time

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Health

Giving birth aged 23 to 32 cuts risk of some congenital conditions

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Life

One third of all vertebrate species are exploited by humans

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