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Image shows a mosquito. The Aedes aegypti mosquito is being targeted for sterilisation by Argentinian biologists in a bid to curb cases of dengue fever in the country.

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

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Mosquitoes don't bite everyone equally, and scientists think they've found out why - it has to do with your body odour.

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A landmark study found that inviting people to a colonoscopy didn’t cut the risk of colon cancer and related deaths as much as expected.

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UK researchers say they have successfully manipulated the DNA of mosquitoes to stop them from transmitting malaria.

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28/09/2022

Flies typically vomit on food before they consume it, leaving behind traces of what they have previously eaten like faeces or sewage.

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22/09/2022

Europe reported 55 cases of West Nile virus by July, 42 of which were in Italy. This was much higher than the only 3 other European countries which reported infections.

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11/08/2022

AI technology is being used to prevent blindness.

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20/06/2022

Population growth and ageing is expected to drive the increase in adults with dementia.

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07/01/2022

Pandemic responses fail when vaccines are available to some and not to others

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Health officials prepare to vaccine residents of the Malawi village of Tomali.

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