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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
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The fatigue of living in a connected world (opens the original)
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The alarm goes off, you open one eye, look at the time, and begin negotiations. Five more minutes, maybe ten, and you finally get up, already looking forward to going back to bed tonight. The day has not even started, and you are already running on empty. I may be willing to start the day, but my body has other plans. It seems more interested in finding a sofa. Still, coffee helps, or at least we have agreed to believe that it does. You drive to work, take the lift, and sit down, and by mid-morn
Cambridge: The city of DNA, gravity and evolution (opens the original)
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I work for Cambridge, so when I took my family there recently, they appointed me as the official tour guide. They believed that working for Cambridge was enough of a qualification. If you work for Cambridge, you must surely know Cambridge. All of it. I thought so too. Cambridge is one of those names that hardly needs an introduction. Mention it almost anywhere in the world and people immediately think of the University, famous scientists and old colleges. Visiting Cambridge, however, makes you r
I’m not gossiping, I’m just checking the facts (opens the original)
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I don’t gossip. I want to make that very clear from the beginning. Of course, I sometimes share useful information about people who are not present, but you may agree with me that this is okay. I may also pass on something interesting that someone told me in confidence, but only to one or two people I trust. And maybe they tell one or two people they also trust. That is not gossip but a problem with the meaning of the word 'secret'. Come on, guys! Having a larger audience doesn’t make the secret
The healing power of a good doctor (opens the original)
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I've begun to think that medical schools should have two graduation ceremonies. One is for medicine. The other is for 'Putting Patients at Ease 101.' The first earns you a licence to practise, while the second earns you patients who look forward to seeing you again. If you've ever sat in a waiting room rehearsing what you're about to say, you'll know exactly the kind of doctor I'm talking about. You walk into the consultation room already feeling anxious, only to be greeted by a face that sugges
Bahla: Where history, folklore and the mind converge (opens the original)
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Some places behave as if they have opinions. You arrive expecting walls, paths and a bit of history and suddenly you become more careful with your steps, listen more closely and act as if the place might be paying attention. Nothing happens. Absolutely nothing. Yet your brain decides this is not the moment for confidence or loud jokes. Many people then give that feeling a name, using whatever language their culture offers first. One person says “ghost.” Another says “jinn.” A third says, “No, th
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