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14 March 2020 | New Scientist | 3 45 Ten years to save the world The loss of coral reefs is distressing, but the climate crisis ...

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14 March 2020 | New Scientist | 5 FOR weeks now, the news has been dominated by the coronavirus. This is hardly surprising: it i ...

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14 March 2020 | New Scientist | 7 ITALY has put the country’s 60 million people on lockdown in the most drastic action taken out ...

8 | New Scientist | 14 March 2020 “ The case fatality rate for covid-19 is not a fixed number and depends on many factors” Fatal ...

14 March 2020 | New Scientist | 9 Risk factors Monitoring and surveillance Jessica Hamzelou Adam Vaughan TWO small studies this ...

10 | New Scientist | 14 March 2020 News Coronavirus update AS THE number of coronavirus cases escalates, a massive research and ...

14 March 2020 | New Scientist | 11 A NEW hospital ward run entirely by robots has opened in Wuhan, China, in a bid to protect me ...

12 | New Scientist | 14 March 2020 Treating organs outside the body Many donor livers have to be thrown away, but a crash course ...

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14 | New Scientist | 14 March 2020 “I WAS blown away when I first saw the skull, it’s so well preserved and so damn weird,” says ...

14 March 2020 | New Scientist | 15 Climate change Cosmology Adam Vaughan Leah Crane A PROMINENT scientific journal has retracted ...

16 | New Scientist | 14 March 2020 Environment A WIDESPREAD switch to burning hydrogen to heat UK homes to meet new climate targ ...

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18 | New Scientist | 14 March 2020 Global warming Gold-coated fabric could be safety boon STRETCHABLE, light-emitting clothes ma ...