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How bacteria-killing viruses are being used to keep food safe

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How bacteria-killing viruses are being used to keep food safe

Bacteria-killing viruses known as phages are increasingly being sprayed on food to keep them free of pathogens, and they could soon be put to work in healthcare

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Watch as a pig heart is transplanted into a human for the first time

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Watch as a pig heart is transplanted into a human for the first time

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Pig heart is prepared for transplant

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How a pig heart was transplanted into a human for the first time

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Blood clot, 3d illustration. Inset: Miniature helical robot

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Corkscrew-shaped robot swims through blood vessels to clear blockages

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A person drops solution onto a lateral flow test for covid-19

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Covid-19 testing in the time of omicron: Everything you need to know

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mRNA vaccine technology has helped repair broken hearts in mice

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Testing for covid-19 in Lisbon, Portugal, in December

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Why is omicron more infectious but less severe? What we know so far

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Strength, balance and mobility are the best predictors of a long life

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NEW DELHI, INDIA - NOVEMBER 4: A view of Vikas Marg ITO traffic junction on the first day of the Odd-Even traffic regulation scheme on November 4, 2019 in New Delhi, India. The third edition of the odd-even road space rationing drive saw fewer prosecutions on Monday compared to the first day of the previous arrangement in April, 2016. The Odd-Even scheme will be in force until November 15. It entails private vehicles with registration numbers ending with odd digits to be allowed on odd dates and those with even digits on even dates.(Photo by Raj K Raj/Hindustan Times)

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One in 12 new cases of asthma in children linked to NO2 air pollution

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HANOI, VIETNAM - SEPTEMBER 10: People wait in a queue to receive their first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine at a public COVID-19 vaccination centre on September 10, 2021 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is aiming to mass test the entire city and vaccinate all its adult population with at least one Covid-19 vaccine shot by September 15. Vaccinations in Vietnam are picking up pace as increased supplies arrive in the country, which is the EU's largest trading partner in Southeast Asia. (Photo by Linh Pham/Getty Images)

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The future course of the covid-19 pandemic is in all our hands

We should expect more twists and turns with the coronavirus pandemic in 2022, but people's behaviour will make a big difference to how things play out

Leader

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I bonded with a quirky robot after chatting to it about my fears

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Have we got the science of obesity back to front?

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What the no-alcohol boom means for our drinking habits and health

Features

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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus: How to alter the course of the pandemic

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