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Nine out of 10 in poor nations to miss out on inoculation as West buys up COVID vaccines

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Nine out of 10 people in 70 low-income countries are unlikely to be vaccinated against COVID-19 next year because the majority of the most...

Record hunger in Philippines as virus restrictions bite

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Daniel Auminto lost his job and then his home when the coronavirus pandemic sent the Philippines into lockdown. Now he and his family live...

A better, safer way to rid some kids of seizures?

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Children with tough-to-treat epilepsy now have another choice to help them live a life free of seizures, a new study suggests.

New Zealand’s tourist hotspots struggle amid COVID-19

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New Zealand's key tourism destinations such as Queenstown, Rotorua and Auckland had some of the largest drops in filled jobs in the September 2020...

Artifacts in Turkey’s Harran ancient city transported to museum

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Thousands of artifacts that have been unearthed in the excavation area in the seven-century-old Harran Ruins, Turkey, one of the oldest settlements in the...

Ancient tools, DNA from Tibetan cave shed unprecedented light on enigmatic Denisovans

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Forty years ago, a Tibetan monk wandered into the holy Baishiya Karst Cave and stumbled across a jawbone.

Facebook faces antitrust allegations over Instagram, WhatsApp deals

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Facebook is expecting significant new legal challenges, as the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and a coalition of attorney-generals from up to 40 states...

Sun awakening with ‘solar storms’ that could affect Earth

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Plant evolves to hide from predator — It might be us

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Arctic endured one of its hottest years in 2020: Study

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Every year for the past 15, environmental scientists working under the aegis of a US government agency issue a report on the state of...
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