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Oxford captain says ‘too much poo in water’ after boat race loss

Research earlier this week found high levels of E. coli were in the part of the river used for the annual race

Evening Standard

New breakthrough could fix the biggest problem with OLED TVs

We might soon see an end to the dreaded OLED burn-in that has plagued such displays following a breakthrough out of the University of Cambridge.

Tom’s Guide

Insulated blue light-emitting diodes could banish OLED burn-in for good

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a new OLED technology that can potentially kill off OLED burn-in for good.

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Oldest 'dead' galaxy ever seen defies current models of the ancient universe

Astronomers have discovered the oldest known "dead" galaxy in recent observations from the James Webb Space Telescope, challenging current models of the early universe.

Space

Unhealthiest UK restaurants and takeaways ‘more likely to be found in deprived areas’

Researchers from the University of Cambridge examined menus from almost 55,000 food outlets on Just Eat

The Guardian - UK

Rare 11th-century star chart reveals complex history of Islamic, Jewish and Christian astronomy

The astrolabe dates from 11th-century Spain and has origins that are Islamic, Jewish and Christian.

Space

Antarctica's past — and future — melt

The West Antarctic Ice Sheet once shrank by 450 meters. Climate change is repeating history

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How do you stop a glacier from melting? Simple – put up an underwater curtain

A 100km-long curtain moored to the Amundsen Sea bed in Antarctica could prevent catastrophic flooding elsewhere, say scientists

The Guardian - UK

Why Fasting Can Help Prevent Inflammation

Experts have discovered that fasting may help reduce inflammation.

Zenger

A slave was brutally crucified in Roman Britain 1,700 years ago. Now, his face has been brought back to life.

A new facial approximation of a man who was crucified in Roman Britain finally "puts a face to his story."

LiveScience

Origin of Multiple Sclerosis And These Common Diseases Lies in Ancient DNA

New studies find the origin of multiple sclerosis and other diseases originates from the spread of DNA during ancient human history in Europe.

Inverse

Is your teenager always on social media? New study shows half of teens admit they’re addicted to it (but it’s also giving them these 7 life skills)

If your teenager cannot put down their phone, they're not the only ones, as a new study shows half of teens admit they're 'addicted' to social media

GoodToKnow

Chief executive of collapsed crypto fund HyperVerse does not appear to exist

Steven Reece Lewis was introduced to investors with an impressive list of qualifications and achievements, but no organisation cited can find any record of him

The Guardian - AU

Revealed: almost half of British teens feel addicted to social media, study says

Exclusive: Millennium Cohort’s finding raises questions about why a large proportion has a difficult relationship with social media

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Patients’ experiences of disease should be taken more seriously, says study

Clinicians ranked patient self-assessments as the least important type of evidence during diagnosis

The Independent UK

Scientists have finally discovered the cause of morning sickness

Scientists believe they have found what causes morning sickness in pregnant women

Evening Standard

Scientists reveal cause of morning sickness in pregnancy and possible treatment

Condition is caused by hormone produced by the foetus

The Independent UK

Wild birds ‘distinguish between calls made by different African tribes’ – study

Greater honeyguides respond more readily to calls made by certain African tribespeople than those made by a different tribe.

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Babies Learn Language Best Through ‘Sing-Song’ Speech, Study Shows

Study finds 'sing-song' speech, like nursery rhymes, aids in babies' language development

The Guardian - UK

Singing to babies is vital to help them learn language, say scientists

Study finds infants first understand language via rhythm and tone rather than individual sounds

Evening Standard

'Sing-song' speaking to babies helps them learn language, says experts

Infants learn from rhythmic information – the changing emphasis of syllables in speech, according to scientists

The Independent UK

Speaking to babies in sing-song speech ‘helps them learn language’

Infants learn from rhythmic information – the changing emphasis of syllables in speech, according to scientists.

The Guardian - UK

‘The four centuries of slave trade shaped the spectre of racism and are woven into the fabric of global development’

A lasting legacy of racism, oppression and colonialism is laid bare at a powerful exhibition in Cambridge. Confronting it can help us build a more equitable world

The Independent UK

Deadly infection risk in newborns could be higher than previously thought, study warns

The number of preventable infections could be up to ten times higher than previously expected

The Independent UK

Deadly infection risk in newborns ‘could be higher than previously thought’

A team from the University of Cambridge and Rosie Hospital reanalysed data from its previous research.

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