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Measles staged a quiet comeback while the world focused on COVID-19

Measles resurged in several countries as pandemic attention and resources shifted to the coronavirus, disrupting routine childhood vaccination. The gaps left millions of children unprotected and reversed years of progress toward elimination. Health experts warn the lapse could fuel larger outbreaks as global travel resumes.

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Fish in virtual reality focus on one influential neighbour

Researchers used a virtual-reality setup to study how fish respond to nearby simulated individuals, finding that they pay attention to one influential neighbour rather than tracking the whole group equally. The result offers insight into how social cues and collective behaviour work in animals.

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Best new science-fiction novels of November 2026, picked by New Scientist

New Scientist has selected its top new science-fiction novels for November 2026. The roundup highlights fresh releases for readers seeking recommended sci-fi titles. It matters as a guide for book buyers and fans tracking notable new fiction.

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New vaping and nicotine product rules: what you need to know

BBC Health highlights new rules for vaping and nicotine products and asks whether people are aware of them. The changes matter for consumers and sellers who need to understand how the regulations apply.

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Review: Blue Planet III is BBC and Attenborough's best yet

New Scientist reviews Blue Planet III, calling it the best series yet from the BBC and David Attenborough. The nature documentary continues their long collaboration and is likely to draw attention to ocean life and conservation.