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Although relatively hard to catch, the virus has a much higher death rate than diseases such as Covid-19
The bizarre object is lurking on our cosmic doorstep about 1,500 light-years away
Budesonide inhalers could be widely handed out to patients to be used at home
Space-time bubbles could be the secret to exploring the universe
Scientists assessing pieces of the space rock that landed in someone's driveway in a small town in England in February
Invisible particles that clump together to create 'boson stars' with massive gravitational force could be the key to unlocking the mysteries of dark matter
Many patients stopped taking life-saving statins due to fears they cause severe side-effects
Could we live in a gigantic 'spinning tower' around the dwarf planet of Ceres?
A voluntary vaccination campaign is under way across the Emirates as global efforts to overcome the pandemic intensify
Vaccine was approved for use in the UAE this month after trials indicated it was 86 per cent effective
Within one fortnight, air quality in Chinese cities improved by about 25 per cent. But where do we go from here?
There is hope for the year ahead, but vaccine shortages, anti-vaccination sentiment and sluggish economies could make for another difficult year
Abu Dhabi has ambitions to become a world leader in the ultimate green fuel. Here's how it could change our lives
What began as unfounded social media claims could have some truth – but only in certain brands
New research suggests the ‘evil twin’ of the placebo may be preventing some patients from taking life-saving statins