Our understanding of Ebola has increased considerably since outbreaks of a mysterious haemorrhagic fever caused by an unknown virus first occurred in Southern Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo…
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The precise locations and date of the imminent badger cull are secret, but the aim is clear: to see if marksmen can shoot and kill badgers humanely and efficiently. If so, a wider cull will follow. For…
A study conducted by both The City University of New York and Rutgers and the State University of New Jersey has developed…
Sheets of silk dipped in chlorine have been found to quickly kill off almost all bacteria, including the armoured spores…
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