High-profile news coverage that eLife papers generated in April 2025, including Popular Science, Daily Express and LiveScience.

Above 8000 metres, the human body starts to die. We explore every way in which the worlds tallest mountain tries to kill you.

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By the canal, I felt an overwhelming and visceral sense that I had stumbled upon the place where a man had raped me at ...