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Science + Comment
May 2023
There’s no shame in waging war on old age – long live Martha Stewart
Martha Gill
Conquering diseases that appear among elderly people will eventually make life better for everyone
Published:
21 May 2023
Published:
21 May 2023
There’s no shame in waging war on old age – long live Martha Stewart
Artificial intelligence holds huge promise – and peril. Let’s choose the right path
Michael Osborne
Published:
20 May 2023
Published:
20 May 2023
Artificial intelligence holds huge promise – and peril. Let’s choose the right path
Alzheimer’s drugs are a ray of hope. They must be accessible to all, not the wealthy few
Devi Sridhar
Published:
19 May 2023
Published:
19 May 2023
Alzheimer’s drugs are a ray of hope. They must be accessible to all, not the wealthy few
Bird flu could become the next human pandemic – and politicians aren’t paying attention
Devi Sridhar
Published:
16 May 2023
Published:
16 May 2023
Bird flu could become the next human pandemic – and politicians aren’t paying attention
The biggest ever space explosion has occurred – what do you mean you don’t care?
Rhiannon Neads
Published:
16 May 2023
Published:
16 May 2023
The biggest ever space explosion has occurred – what do you mean you don’t care?
The apocalypse isn’t coming. We must resist cynicism and fear about AI
Stephen Marche
Published:
15 May 2023
Published:
15 May 2023
The apocalypse isn’t coming. We must resist cynicism and fear about AI
The networker
A moment’s silence, please, for the death of Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse
John Naughton
Published:
14 May 2023
Published:
14 May 2023
A moment’s silence, please, for the death of Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse
Could an ‘emotional support’ chatbot help me de-stress? Only one way to find out
Arwa Mahdawi
Published:
8 May 2023
Published:
8 May 2023
Could an ‘emotional support’ chatbot help me de-stress? Only one way to find out
The Guardian view on the vaccine shortfall: tackling disruption and distrust
Published:
3 May 2023
The Guardian view on the vaccine shortfall: tackling disruption and distrust
Here’s why you need to be cultivating awe in your life
Dacher Keltner
Published:
2 May 2023
Published:
2 May 2023
Here’s why you need to be cultivating awe in your life
Plastic is already in blood, breast milk, and placentas. Now it may be in our brains
Adrienne Matei
Published:
1 May 2023
Published:
1 May 2023
Plastic is already in blood, breast milk, and placentas. Now it may be in our brains
Australia aimed for, and got, more Stem graduates. So where are the jobs for them?
Jessica Rozen
Published:
1 May 2023
Published:
1 May 2023
Australia aimed for, and got, more Stem graduates. So where are the jobs for them?
April 2023
The networker
Thank the Lords someone is worried about AI-controlled weapons systems
John Naughton
While politics as usual dominates the Commons, thankfully a few people from the upper chamber are thinking about the big picture
Published:
30 Apr 2023
Published:
30 Apr 2023
Thank the Lords someone is worried about AI-controlled weapons systems
Why did my mammogram not detect my stage three breast cancer?
Elizabeth L Silver
Half of women have dense breast tissue that does not show up on mammograms and can only be seen with extra screening
Published:
26 Apr 2023
Published:
26 Apr 2023
Why did my mammogram not detect my stage three breast cancer?
Britain’s Covid research led the world – why have our clinical trials fallen off a cliff?
Andrew Pollard
Pressures on the NHS, a lack of doctors and post-Brexit delays are hampering our ability to develop cutting-edge drugs, says Prof Sir Andrew Pollard, director of the Oxford Vaccine Group
Published:
26 Apr 2023
Published:
26 Apr 2023
Britain’s Covid research led the world – why have our clinical trials fallen off a cliff?
Every time a SpaceX rocket explodes, I wonder if we should tax the rich more
Francine Prose
The enormous expense of these rockets could have been spent on addressing the many crises that we face on our fragile planet
Published:
25 Apr 2023
Published:
25 Apr 2023
Every time a SpaceX rocket explodes, I wonder if we should tax the rich more
A ‘skinny jab’ is no quick fix for obesity – and no excuse to let junk food companies off the hook
Sarah Boseley
Published:
25 Apr 2023
Published:
25 Apr 2023
A ‘skinny jab’ is no quick fix for obesity – and no excuse to let junk food companies off the hook
My ADHD makes motherhood a huge challenge, but it also gives me superpowers
Sarah Marsh
Published:
24 Apr 2023
Published:
24 Apr 2023
My ADHD makes motherhood a huge challenge, but it also gives me superpowers
First Dog on the Moon
Is the eclipse even real?! Let’s ask science
Published:
19 Apr 2023
Published:
19 Apr 2023
Is the eclipse even real?! Let’s ask science
Does climate breakdown mean we’re doomed? No: if we’re brave, big change can happen fast
Gaia Vince
Published:
11 Apr 2023
Published:
11 Apr 2023
Does climate breakdown mean we’re doomed? No: if we’re brave, big change can happen fast
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