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Image copyright Getty Images Dr William Frankland, a British immunologist who transformed the world’s understanding of allergies, has died aged

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Image copyright Reuters Should more of us wear face masks to help slow the spread of coronavirus? This question is

Image copyright R.Hucke-Gaete Despite being treated as humanity’s rubbish dump for decades, the oceans of the world are proving remarkably