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Software that can detect heart disease in seconds could help change the trajectory of the condition for millions of people, experts said this week. The new tool, developed by Imperial College London, ...

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Seven years after London introduced its Ultra Low Emission Zone, researchers are moving beyond pollution readings to measure ...

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A new measure of courage: how Maasai warriors became lion guardians In east Africa, Maasai men are redefining what it means to be brave by helping people and lions co-exist Conservation Environment ...