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19/12/2022

Paracetamol, an over-the-counter painkiller, is in tight supply in France, where authorities recommend that pharmacists sell no more than two boxes per patient.

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06/12/2022

FDA approves first faecal transplant treatment for hard-to-treat gut infections

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02/12/2022

Scientists in the United States have managed to reprogram the immune system of patients to target their own cancers.

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Scientists use new gene editing technique to help tackle cancer

11/11/2022

Researchers have found that children of very young and older parents carry an increased risk of bipolar disorder.

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24/10/2022

Scientists are using fitness trackers and AI to spot early depression

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22/10/2022

Some transplanted livers can keep going for more than a 100 years.

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18/10/2022

Microscope image provided by Pasca Lab/Stanford Medicine showing a human astrocyte cell (centre in yellow), and human glial cells (scattered in blue) inside a rat brain.

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Scientists implant human 'mini brains' into baby rats to study autism

13/10/2022

Some generic medicines may be discontinued, pharmaceutical companies warn as soaring energy bills squeeze their margins.

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Europe's energy crisis could cut production of cheap medicines

29/09/2022

The Axolotl salamander, native to Mexico, are unusual among amphibians in that they reach adulthood without undergoing metamorphosis and taking to the land.

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How limb-regenerating salamanders could help humans heal wounds

17/09/2022

Hydroquinine is found in the bark of some trees.

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01/09/2022

Scientists from the University of Cambridge managed to alter the blood type of donor kidneys.

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15/08/2022

Britain is launching a polio vaccine booster campaign for children in London aged below 10.

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10/08/2022

A human protein structure

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29/07/2022

Owkin's co-founders Thomas Clozel MD, CEO, and Gilles Wainrib, Chief Scientific Officer, overlaid with a digital slide image of a cervical cancer tumour.

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20/07/2022

Surgeons prepare the pig heart for transplantation.

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13/07/2022

An Apple Watch featuring the country of Greece is tried on at an Apple store in Aventura, Florida, USA, July 15, 2021,

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11/07/2022

Overdosing on vitamin D can lead to dire health consequences

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06/07/2022

UK bowel cancer campaigner Deborah James has died, but she may have saved many other lives by raising awareness of the disease.

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28/06/2022

Learners put on mixed reality headsets and are immersed in a lifelike training scenario, overlaid onto their physical environment.

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28/06/2022