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Joy Milne

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Meet the super-smeller who can diagnose Parkinson's at a sniff

For Joy Milne, Parkinson’s is musky, cancer earthy and Alzheimer’s smells like vanilla. Following her nose could pave the way for future tests

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Opt-out organ donation law: Your questions answered

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Opt-out organ donation law: Your questions answered

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PTSD may one day be treated with a common blood pressure drug

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PTSD may one day be treated with a common blood pressure drug

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Hung-Chun Chang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Meet the man who made CRISPR monkey clones to study depression

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Annual screening for high-risk women in their 30s finds breast cancers

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Cheese needs more scrutiny for its welfare and environmental impacts

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Universal income study finds money for nothing won't make us work less

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Universal income study finds money for nothing won't make us work less

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Could this painless pill replace injections?

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A painless pill containing tiny needles may one day replace injections

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Don’t miss: Exploring your own delusions, playing with evolution

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Mouse toes partially regrown after amputation thanks to two proteins

Two proteins could help regenerate limbs. When applied to amputated toes, the proteins encouraged both bone and joint growth in mice

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People with depression are less likely to have certain gut bacteria

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Preventing and overcoming chronic pain

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Gum disease and Alzheimer's: Your questions answered

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Loot boxes in games like Fortnite are gambling and should be regulated

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