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Intelligence Revolution

The new treatments for 'incurable' diseases

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Illustration of doctor holding stethoscope on giant drop of blood (Credit: Serenity Strull/ BBC)

What menstrual blood can reveal about your health

By Sandy Ong

A bearded vulture flying through the sky above snowy mountains (Credit: weyrichfoto/ VCF)

The Alps lost its vultures - then it got them back

By Sophie Hardach

A collage featuring a bell being rung by a hand, the famous knocker upper Mary Smith holding a peashooter to her mouth, and a rooster (Credit: BBC/ Alamy/ Getty Images)

How people woke up before alarm clocks

By Jocelyn Timperley

Close up of a woman's hands knitting with bright pink wool (Credit: Getty Images)

How knitting can help you kick harmful habits

By Elizabeth Anne Brown

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Listen to the sound of stone-age

By Katherine Latham

Earth

A freediver shines her torchlight on whale bones, a hole in the ice is visible above the diver (Credit: Alex Dawson)

The whale graveyards that transform the deep sea

By Katherine Latham

A still from camera trap footage showing a snow leopard standing on rocky, snow-covered ground in the Tian Shan mountain range in Uzbekistan (Credit: Gissar State Nature Reserve)

The former Soviet reserve where snow leopards roam

By Michaela Strachan and India Latham

An illustration showing a billboard with an airline advert being painted over with black paint (Credit: Serenity Strull / BBC)

The cities where you'll never see flight ads

By Isabella Kaminski

Two women from The Gambia, Nurse Senneh and Binta Ceesay, in colourful printed dresses and hair covering sit together surrounded by the yellow straw of a rice field with trees seen in the background (Credit: Lena Nian)

The unseen force turning water to salt

By Ekpali Saint

Keeping Tabs

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People are selling your home address online. This privacy tool will help

Health

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Can 'friction-maxxing' fix your focus?

Family Tree

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Baby sleep: The five myths that cause unnecessary stress for parents

Health

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Universal flu vaccine: How scientists are closing in on the virus's 'weak spots'

Intelligence Revolution

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How AI can read our scrambled inner thoughts

Earth

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'There are so many bones everywhere': The whale graveyards that transform the deep sea

Keeping Tabs

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Do you have to be polite to AI?

Earth

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'The ghost of the mountain': The former Soviet reserve where snow leopards roam

Green Tech

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'It seemed to defy the laws of physics': The everlasting 'memory crystals' that could slash data centre emissions