Viruses hitching a ride inside bacteria to fight cancer, a world-first video of a human embryo implanting, ancient toolmakers who planned way ahead, and why an FDA panel stirred confusion over antidepressant safety in pregnancy.

SOURCES

• Cancer-killing virus becomes more effective when shielded by bacteria | New Scientist
• Incredible, first-of-its-kind video shows human embryo implanting in real time | Live Science
• 2.6 million-year-old stone tools reveal ancient human relatives were 'forward planning' 600,000 years earlier than thought | Live Science
• FDA panel has cast doubt on whether antidepressants are safe in pregnancy. Here's what the science actually says. | Live Science
• NCRP Responds to FDA Panel on SSRI Use in Pregnancy

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