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Western dislike of eating insects may be linked to ancient geography, genetics, and long-term diet patterns, not just culture ...

He said that while illegal migration places pressure on public services, there is "no space for xenophobia" in South Africa ...

According to the University of Copenhagen, DNA from a large Stone Age tomb near Bury, north of Paris, points to a sharp ...

Contrast that with Britain, where too often the public is left with the impression that punishment comes second to process ...

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Largest cellular study of gut tissue unveils the genes and pathways driving inflammatory bowel disease, suggesting new therapeutic targets.