Monday, July 18, 2016

In this issue: Mosquito bite basics, risks of too little sleep, what skin cancer looks like and more



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Vol. 17, Issue 59 | July 18, 2016
 
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Mosquito bites
As much as you may enjoy warm weather, so do mosquitoes. See how to soothe their itchy bites and avoid Zika and West Nile viruses.
 
 
Fitness tips for menopause: Why fitness counts  
From preventing weight gain to boosting your mood, regular exercise is crucial if you're facing menopause. Here's how to step up your daily routine.
 
     
 
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Sleep deprivation: A cause of high blood pressure?
Getting too little shut-eye affects not only your energy levels but also your health. Here's what you should know.
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These two types of infections have different causes and treatments. Find out more.
 
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What lies beneath

18-07-2016 04:32 PM CEST


ESA's Venus Express reveals details on Venus' surface by studying > patterns of clouds in its thick atmosphere

 

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Nameless and ancient

18-07-2016 12:13 PM CEST


Space Science Image of the Week: Ancient areas of Mars are peppered with impact craters similar to this unnamed pit in Noachis Terra, viewed by ESA's Mars Express

 

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Chilly summer for Sentinel-2B

18-07-2016 10:37 AM CEST


While most of us may be looking forward to spending some time in the sunshine this summer, the Sentinel-2B satellite is being subjected to the extreme cold of space to make sure it is fit for life in orbit.

 

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Moving tower of Vega

18-07-2016 10:32 AM CEST


Tales from ESA's Materials and Electrical Components Laboratory: when the mobile tower used for ESA's Vega launcher got stuck, this video shows how lab experts tackled the problem

 

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