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2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded to Henri Kagan for his work on asymmetric catalysis

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In one aggressive form of ovarian cancer, the initial status of the tumour cells may contribute to the explanation for why they resist treatment…

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Fertility and the environment, a tricky equation

As birth rates are declining the world over, economists have studied the impact of environmental concerns on fertility choices.

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