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Why vigorous exercise could inadvertently lead to weight gain

Intense exercise may make the body compensate for energy used during this vigorous activity by reducing other forms of energy use, leading to weight gain, according to a study in mice

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Artistic reconstruction of Pebanista yacuruna

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Extinct freshwater dolphin from the Amazon was largest of all time

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CRISPR could disable and cure HIV, suggests promising lab experiment

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A methane plume detected by NASA's AVIRIS-NG in summer 2020 indicates a leaking gas line in oil field in California

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Methane leaks from US oil and gas are triple government estimates

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Chemical injection brings dying batteries back to life

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Battery breakthrough lets electric cars run longer in extreme cold

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Inside the Brooklyn start-up making clean jet fuel with captured CO2

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Great apes like teasing each other - which may be the origin of humour

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Let’s hope gold hydrogen’s potential as a green fuel matches the hype

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The gold hydrogen rush: Does Earth contain near-limitless clean fuel?

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The gold hydrogen rush: Does Earth contain near-limitless clean fuel?

Prospectors around the world are scrambling to find reserves of "gold hydrogen", a naturally occurring fuel that burns without producing carbon dioxide. But how much is really out there and how easy is it to tap into?

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A new understanding of how your blood type influences your health

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Some brain regions shrink in pregnancy and regrow after the birth

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Why do people get postnatal anxiety and how can we treat it?

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Chimpanzees recognise photos of friends they haven't seen for decades

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