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Health

Command and cure: We don't need to edit genomes to control them

By switching genes on and off instead of changing them, there may be an easy, quick and cheap way to cure genetic problems for life

Features

Extreme cure for MS reboots immune system – but can be fatal

Health

Extreme cure for MS reboots immune system – but can be fatal

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Technology

No disease, no natural conception, no mind of your own. Excited?

Features

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Humans

The truth about migration: How evolution made us xenophobes

Features

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Health

Florida one step closer to genetically modified mosquito trial

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A small plastic bottle marked as containing a sample of the Zika virus

Health

Zika virus likely to cause paralysing Guillain-Barré syndrome

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Paul Stamets

Life

The mushroom man who wants the world to take fungi seriously

Opinion

4 million at risk of Zika infection as El Niño increases spread

Life

4 million at risk of Zika infection as El Niño increases spread

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Guam islanders

Health

First clue to treating mystery disease of US Pacific island

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Health

A simpler life-form than a virus

Classic article from 1960: Research on animal and human disease are forcing biologists to consider a hitherto unsuspected class of infective agents

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Health

Influenza wave from the east

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Careers

Protect and prosper

Careers

Health

Biocontrol arms race looms

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