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It’s time to start returning vanished native animals to Britain, argues John Vesty — starting with the lynx.
Where people live shapes disease, medicine and public health — geography meets the clinic.
An ancient city in the Andes reveals how past societies adapted — and why that still matters.
Why do millions of people spend time, energy and money amassing objects that seem to have little practical use?
More than a third of the Earth’s top layer is at risk — is there hope for healthier soil?
The exaggerated speech adults use with babies may do more than sound cute — it may help the brain learn language.
The positive and negative effects of the chemical known as the ‘love hormone’.
This most common of emotions is turning out to be more interesting than we thought — and sometimes useful.
Scientist David Hone makes the case for zoos as places of conservation, research and public education.