Within the next 10 years, China could become the world's most prolific producer of scientific knowledge. But what's behind this meteoric rise up the scientific league table and what does it mean for us?
Bacteria are our new friends, being trained to fight off the world's most deadly superbugs. Well, some of them.
Where does the fat go when we lose weight?
How far can migrating birds fly?
Does petrol have a shelf life?
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