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Health

Higher step count linked to lower yearly risk of death, up to a point

An analysis of the daily steps taken by about 5000 people in the US has found that a higher step count is linked to a lower yearly risk of death, although the effect tails off above 12,000 steps

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Crowds in London

Health

UK's scientific advice on coronavirus is a cause for concern

Analysis

Man on train wearing mask and looking at his phone

Health

Google may help UK officials track coronavirus social distancing

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Neuron cells

Health

Genetically modified neurons could help us connect to implants

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Even the 'best science' doesn’t have the final word on covid-19

Health

Even the 'best science' doesn’t have the final word on covid-19

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Is your salad going to kill you?

Health

Is your salad going to kill you?

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woman holding sugar cubes and saccharin pills

Health

Our guts may sense sugar and low-calorie sweeteners differently

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sound waves

Health

Brain ultrasound scanner could speed diagnosis of head injuries

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Lab work

Health

We're beginning to understand the biology of the covid-19 virus

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Deep brain stimulation

Health

Brain implant detects and turns down symptoms of Parkinson’s disease

A new kind of brain implant can detect and turn down the harmful nerve cell activity that are signals of certain symptoms of Parkinson's disease

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Health

To fight the coronavirus pandemic effectively we need lots more data

Leader

Health

Australia axes overseas travel and large gatherings to slow covid-19

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Health

How soon will we have a coronavirus vaccine? The race against covid-19

Features

Health

Analysis suggests UK still not doing enough to prevent covid-19 deaths

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