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Doctors cured her sickle-cell disease. So why is she still in pain?

For most of her life, Genesis Jones’s daily routine revolved around her illness, the painful blood disorder known as sickle-cell

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Unearthing ‘hidden’ science would help to tackle the world’s biggest problems

Institutional filing cabinets hoard tens of thousands of evaluation studies.Credit: HUM Images/Universal Images Group/Getty On 22 and 23 September, world

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Stop delaying action on antimicrobial resistance — it is achievable and affordable

The problem of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) — bacteria, fungi or protozoans evolving resistance to antimicrobial substances — is worsening. This

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Tackling antimicrobial resistance needs a tailored approach — four specialists weigh in

This month, world leaders are gathering at the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York to

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toll of drug-resistant infections to rise by 70%

Acinetobacter baumannii — a bacterium associated with hospital-acquired infections that can develop resistance to antibiotics.Credit: Eye Of Science/Science Photo Library

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Where did viruses come from? AlphaFold and other AIs are finding answers

The structure of a dengue virus protein predicted using ColabFold–AlpahFold2.Credit: Spyros Lytras and Joe Grove Artificial intelligence (AI) is helping

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Mosquito-borne diseases are surging in Europe — how worried are scientists?

The Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus) is easily identified by its black-and-white-striped legs.Credit: James Gathany/CDC via Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Climate change

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Islands are rich with languages spoken nowhere else

Analysis of nearly 1,200 languages spoken on islands shows that islands play a crucial part in fostering language diversity1. Access

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I fire darts at whales to help track their movements

“Here, I’m standing on a research boat moored in Húsavík harbour in Iceland’s Skjálfandi Bay, showing how I use a

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past lessons for our uncertain times

After Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP), then celebrating its 100th