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Neanderthals could talk like humans, study suggests
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Your nose could be the key to getting fit, a study in mice suggests
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What is the worst sound in the world?
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Can your train your ears to hear better?
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COVID-19: Loss of smell a ‘highly reliable indicator’ of infection
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More than 1 in 10 report post-COVID-19 hearing deterioration
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Body odour enzyme existed ‘before evolution of modern humans’
Future Technology
Haptic technology uses ultrasound waves to create Braille out of thin air
The Human Body
How does anosmia affect your sense of smell?
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Where does our sense of direction come from within the brain?
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Blind mice see again thanks to altered skin cells
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Dogs’ cold noses are ‘ultra-sensitive heat detectors’
Nature
When bees can’t see, the humble bumble can make do with a fumble
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