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Corneal transplants made from fish scales, the latest medical breakthrough 'made in Spain'.

Researchers at the University of Granada have developed corneal implants from fish scales with promising results in the laboratory and in animals. The finding opens a way to reduce dependence on transplants.

Euronews

40 Breathtaking Shots That Won Awards In The Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Competition

Every year, this competition reminds us just how powerful nature photography can be.

Bored Panda

What Your Peace Lily Actually Needs in March – for Even More Elegant Blooms and Naturally Purified Air in Your Home

4 essential steps to remember before your peace lily starts to bloom

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I'm using Monty Don's simple hydrangea trick for bigger and better blooms this summer – these are the varieties to try it on this March

This is the perfect window for deadheading these hydrangea varieties using Monty Don's top tip

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Vaping: emerging harms health systems can’t ignore

When e-cigarettes first appeared around 2010, they were hailed as a breakthrough: nicotine delivery without the toxic tar and combustion byproducts of traditional cigarettes. Public health bodies cautiously endorsed them as a tool for adult smokers to quit, often citing early claims that vaping was 95% less harmful than smoking.…

The Conversation

4 Common Indian Foods for Naturally Glowing Skin

Health experts say that your skin, which is considered as the largest organ in the human body, is the most direct and palpable reflection of your internal wellbeing. A lot of people depend entirely on external serums, treatments or creams in order to uplift skin health and glow. However, what…

Times Life

This might be the most whimsical cottage garden plant I've ever seen – it thrives in shade and damp soils

It thrives in shade and damp soils

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Ultrasound repellers could keep hedgehogs off roads, scientists hope

Study shows animals hear very high frequencies, making it possible to design a deterrent to cut deaths

The Guardian - UK

‘My lovely distraction’: live stream of kākāpō – world’s fattest parrot – and her chicks captivates New Zealand

More than 100,000 people have tuned in to watch a kākāpō – a rare flightless bird – sleeping, tidying her nest and fighting off intruders

The Guardian - AU

5th major win! 10-year-old wildlife photographer scoops prize for extraordinary macro bee image in stunning detail

Jamie 'Eagle Eyed Girl' Smart continues her record-breaking run of awards, now taking the Under-11 title at the British Wildlife Photography Awards

Digital Camera World

Single UK ticket-holder wins £181m jackpot in EuroMillions draw

It is the third-biggest National Lottery prize ever claimed in the UK, according to operator Allwyn

The Independent UK

5 Signals From Hanuman Ji That Your Difficult Time Is Ending

There are phases in life when nothing seems to move. You pray, you wait, you try to stay strong, and yet the burden does not lift. In such times, people often look toward Hanuman Ji not only as a deity of strength, but as a living symbol of courage, protection,…

Times Life

‘We’ve got our Cheltenham back’: Rejoicing crowds give new-look festival seal of approval on opening day

Bosses at Cheltenham have made changes, including a price drop on pints and a reduced capacity – and on the opening day, attendees welcomed the new-look festival

The Independent UK

The simple blood test that can predict dementia risk in women years before symptoms appear

British researchers welcomed the study and said blood tests to pick up Alzheimer’s disease early were developing at pace

The Independent UK

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6 Fruit Secrets That Could Affect Your Health

Fruits are often considered the healthiest foods on our plates. Doctors recommend them, nutritionists praise them, and most of us eat them daily believing they protect our health. But what if some of the fruits we buy from markets are not as natural as we think? In recent years, several…

Times Pets

Why Do Cats Purr And What It Really Means

Few sounds in the world feel as comforting as the soft purr of a cat. It is a quiet vibration that seems to carry warmth, trust, and calm. For cat owners, this gentle sound often becomes part of daily life. It happens while a cat curls beside you, when you…

Tom’s Guide

How to revive a drooping peace lily: Expert-approved steps for a fast recovery

Why is your peace lily drooping? Houseplant pros share where you could be going wrong and how to bring it back to full health.

The Independent UK

Crowds brave sub-zero temperatures to watch reindeer racing near Russian border

The event drew an international crowd, with attendees travelling from Italy, Germany, and France

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These photos just won the world’s largest prize in photography – worth a staggering US$224,000!

The Hasselblad Foundation names the latest Hasselblad Award laureate, honoring one of today's most influential photographers

Times Life

Watch: First-Time Dad Freezes With Fear Before Holding His Newborn - The Internet Is Emotional

Remember the moment you held your baby for the first time? Every father has a different story to say, but the emotion is certainly the same. One such moment is winning hearts on the internet. The moment of fear and palpitations of a father before holding his newborn baby for…

Homes & Gardens

The Only Evergreen Plant You Need to Make Your Patio Smell Amazing All Summer – Even at Night

As spring arrives, this plant will bring your patio to life – and it's impressively easy to care for

TechRadar

Could this be the key to eternal storage? Experts claim new DNA HDD can be ‘erased and overwritten repeatedly’

DNA-based storage could provide long-term alternatives to cloud storage and HDDs, but practical devices remain years away from reality.

Tom’s Guide

Here’s why your peace lily has yellow leaves, and what to do about it

How to fix a peace lily with yellow leaves — 8 troubleshooting ideas

The Guardian - UK

Four-year-old clumber spaniel called Bruin wins best in show at Crufts

Owner Lee Cox describes the winner as ‘dog of a lifetime’ as he claims the crown at prestigious dog contest

Times Pets

The Silent Language Between Pets and Humans That Words Can’t Explain

The bond between pets and humans cannot be explained through words and language. Anyone who has lived with a pet understands this perfectly well because you don’t have to talk to your pet to communicate with it. There is a silent communication between you and your pet, and this silent…

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