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  1. 2 hours ago

    The burial of an infant girl in an Italian cave about 10,000 years ago shows that prehistoric hunter-gatherer groups recognized even the youngest females as full persons in their society, according to a study published in .

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  2. 7 hours ago

    Congratulations to the winners of this year’s Nature Research Awards for Driving Global Impact. Check out what happened at our virtual ceremony and learn more about their work solving global challenges.

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  3. 8 hours ago

    A paper in describes differences in the COVID-19 immune landscape between children and adults.

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  4. 12 hours ago

    A study in suggests that microplastics, detected in southern France, could have been transported over 4,500 km from their source, including over continents and oceans.

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    A case series published in shows an increased risk of myocarditis after receiving the Astra-Zeneca-Oxford, Pfizer-BioNTech and the Moderna COVID-19 vaccines, but SARS-CoV-2 infection carried a greater risk of myocarditis.

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    Cultural connections between human populations in eastern and southern Africa persisted until at least 50,000 years ago, approximately 20,000 years later than genetic analyses predict their divergence, according to a study published in .

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  7. Dec 21

    The past year delivered challenges and opportunities to working scientists. Every week brought new developments and reminders that careers in science remain dynamic and rewarding, but can also be daunting. looks back at 2021.

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    A paper suggests that European wine grapes may have originated from the hybridization of western Asian-domesticated table grapes and local wild relatives.

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    Science has been front-page news since Covid. As a consequence, the role of science & research has become increasingly understood. In this Springboard blog, Joyce Lorigan, Global Head of Corporate Affairs, explains how we are answering this rising demand:

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  10. Dec 21

    Plant responses to climate change may differ above and below ground, according to a paper published in .

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  11. Dec 21

    A study in shows how cancer cells can remain dormant for years after they leave a tumor for other organs before forming clinically detectable metastases.

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  12. Dec 20

    A Comment article in argues systematic reviews of research evidence need to be kept up to date and used to steer research, practice and policy. The authors share their experiences creating a system to do so during the pandemic.

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  13. Dec 20

    Anthrax toxin can reduce pain in mice, according to a study published in . The findings suggest that the anthrax toxin could represent a potential new therapeutic option for the treatment of pain, although further research is needed.

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  14. Dec 20

    The risk of intensive care unit admission among children with COVID-19 is affected by age, ethnicity and comorbidities, according to a paper. Understanding these modifiers might help identify at-risk children and guide interventions.

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  15. Dec 20

    A first-in-class immune-modulating IDO/PD-L1-targeting vaccine combined with nivolumab in a phase 1/2 trial achieved promising clinical activity and long-lasting immune responses in patients with advanced melanoma, according to a paper.

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    A paper presents a mRNA vaccine platform to prevent HIV-1 infection that generates broadly neutralizing antibodies in non-human primates and protects some animals from infection.

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  17. Dec 19

    .'s 10 features some of the people behind the year's biggest research stories, including an Omicron investigator, a Mars explorer and an AI ethics pioneer.

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  18. Dec 19

    A Correspondence in discusses the problems with the promotion of non-evidence-based therapeutics in Long COVID support groups and proposes a code of conduct for these groups.

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  19. Dec 19

    A study in shows how cancer cells can remain dormant for years after they leave a tumor for other organs before forming clinically detectable metastases.

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  20. Dec 19

    Researchers are trying to dismantle the flawed concept of homogeneous racial mixing that has fostered discrimination in Mexico, Brazil and other countries in Latin America, according to a report.

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