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📰Fascinating new research published in the journal Science shows just how sleep helps protect the brain. “We discovered that over the course of the day, the brain produces toxins, the accumulation of which is associated with neuro cognitive decline” says Dr Robbins

Thanks to vaccines, polio has almost been eradicated from the world. Only two wild polio cases have been reported worldwide this year. We must continue to listen to science if we’re to finally defeat polio and other deadly illnesses. #WorldPolioDay 

Nobody follows the six feet rule, the science it’s based on turns out to be wrong, vaccines are broadly available and yet the signs are still up everywhere.

What does a net-zero future look like? As the UK publishes its net zero strategy, hosts @AnnaJonesSky  and @kvittozzi  are joined on #ClimateCast  by Sky's Science and Technology Editor, @TomClarkeC4 , to look at the science behind the ambitions. 🎧 👉

Britain is getting ready to talk up its post-Brexit creativity with a festival, as it plots a host of science, arts, technology and engineering exhibitions across the country.

'If they're a medical professional, they mustn't believe in the science they do.' This caller tells LBC that he would be 'scared stiff' if an unvaccinated NHS worker treated him, and they should be required to be jabbed for Covid-19. @BenKentish 

The sun is too bright around a 1 PM kickoff on a cloudless day at @GilletteStadium , so seeing ghosts can’t be it. Too much glare for ghosts. It’s science. #NYJvsNE 

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Swiss-Backed Project Aims to Avert New 'Cold War' in Science | Business News - U.S. News & World Report

“Babbage did invent the modern computer. It’s just, he didn’t build it and nobody knew about it.” @Ananyo , a science writer, talks to @kncukier  on our “Babbage” podcast about the British polymath’s legacy