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This week in Nature: Avian blues – Protected areas show mixed results for waterbirds, but conservation management boosts prospects. Browse the full issue here: https://t.co/2lVOYOLCyH

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Ukraine: restore Chernobyl’s radioecology collaboration https://t.co/nlNCFnZAQg

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Ukraine: restore Chernobyl’s radioecology collaboration https://t.co/nlNCFnZAQg

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A common sunscreen ingredient turns toxic in the sea — anemones suggest why https://t.co/U0r4X3wVkA

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More than 40% of floating devices deployed to lure tuna in the Indian and Atlantic oceans drift away from fishing sites, contributing to marine litter and threatening coastal habitats https://t.co/oxewWvsq5s

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Inside the mission to get more green energy to Greenland https://t.co/SUgHqAg5mX

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First analyses of two Chinese-made vaccines in young children show that the shots may not stop kids getting COVID infections, but they do provide 60–65% effectiveness against hospitalization https://t.co/EASa5NLdTz

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China is expanding its control over the use of genetic data from people in the country, including for scientific research https://t.co/klNP0ffrGx

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Omicron variants called BA.4 and BA.5 are behind a fresh wave of COVID-19 in South Africa, and could be signs of a more predictable future for SARS-CoV-2 https://t.co/qQ12e8yQnH

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The US Supreme Court is wrong to disregard fifty years of evidence showing that abortion access is crucial for health care https://t.co/CopAFTbDzq

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Nature research paper: Omicron infection results in increased capacity of vaccinated people to neutralize Omicron and Delta, but a similar effect is not seen for unvaccinated people https://t.co/xzxOtZkDdM

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Methods combine to decode the biology of tuberculosis https://t.co/KWKS0CIYvu

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Where I work: Marcelo Hill works to understand the body’s immune system and how it responds to cancer https://t.co/XOxUXRdlB9

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Researchers have identified a new kind of cell division that occurs without DNA being replicated https://t.co/PItzEaN8vz

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To make AI fair, here’s what we must learn to do https://t.co/AxM2TgwjL5

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Childcare crowdfunding campaigns aim to keep mums on the academic track https://t.co/HwjUE8wj5j

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Correspondence: Twitter – a blue badge for scientists? https://t.co/JBoqPBozc0

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Will Omicron finally overpower China’s COVID defences? https://t.co/48SakehZKT

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Climate simulations: recognize the ‘hot model’ problem https://t.co/653a6Q1DJq

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Daily testing at a university has revealed huge discrepancies in the infectiousness of people who test positive for COVID https://t.co/QpLHRKtdxb

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This week in Nature: Avian blues – Protected areas show mixed results for waterbirds, but conservation management boosts prospects. Browse the full issue here: https://t.co/cjlVHmLiBp