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Half of all men over 60 have prostate cancer: A new AI tool could help doctors

When food runs short, moose suffer across generations

Can biology reveal parental manipulation?

It's tough to be a nurse: Many also have to clean and do kitchen work

Fish farming is least harmful to the seabed in the north

Do whales compete with fishermen?

Early testing of schoolchildren: “We found absolutely no effect”

Early human innovation: Was climate really the cause?

300 meals can be saved from this kitchen – every month

How much topsoil is lost when producing turfgrass?

Researchers have looked at how much soil is removed when turf is harvested – and what producers can do to reduce this loss.

Why we need a national space weather forecast

Powerful storms on the Sun create weather in space that can cause major problems. Researchers believe a national space weather service is necessary for safety and preparedness.

He captures the sound of Svalbard's history:“I was not prepared at all for what I encountered"

Across the snow, a man walks with a microphone in his hand, hour after hour.

Do you know what verddevuohta means?

Ukrainian refugees need jobs. So why aren’t more of them being hired?

This determines whether your income level rises or falls

Researchers now know how many moose are taken by wolves and bears each year