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Hello and welcome to Health Check from the BBC.
I'm Claudia Hammond and every week I'm here to delve into the latest stories from the world of health.
In a moment, have scientists at last found an animal that is the reservoir for the virus, Mpox.
I'll give you a clue.
It's small, it's a reddish-brown and grey colour and has a distinctive white stripe along its flank.
Oh, and a bushy tail.
And why schemes to plant trees to protect the environment can bring benefits to health too.
And joining me for the whole show today is BBC reporter Laura Foster.
Thanks very much for coming in.
What else do you have for us today?
Well, Claudia,
I want to talk a little bit about why there's a previously unknown neurological reason for why people with cancer feel depressed and unmotivated.
And then I also want to look at why humans are one step closer to becoming polyphiodonts.
What does that mean?
That's a long word.
Yeah, I've been practicing that.
Well, it means that we're one step closer to being able to regrow our own teeth.
I love this story.
It's amazing.