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Health

End the scandalous male data bias that determines women's health

We know that men and women respond differently to drugs, yet data bias is still affecting women's health, says Invisible Women book author Caroline Criado-Perez

Comment

Current techniques are based on the CRISPR-Cas9 complex

Health

Another team has used 'jumping genes' to upgrade CRISPR gene editing

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How many steps a day do you really need? Spoiler: It isn't 10,000

Health

How many steps a day do you really need? Spoiler: It isn't 10,000

Features

A drug may prevent Alzheimer’s but there are no plans to find out

Health

A drug may prevent Alzheimer’s but there are no plans to find out

Analysis

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Health

How your body processes food is only partially down to your genes

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The RTSafe 3D printed brain

Health

3D-printed replica heads are being used to help treat cancer patients

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UK campaigners protesting for access to the Orkambi in 2017

Health

A generic drug from Argentina offers cystic fibrosis families hope

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Health

Powerful CRISPR upgrade uses 'jumping genes' to directly insert DNA

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Health

Oozing white mucus from giant salamanders makes excellent medical glue

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Health

Genetic testing companies should not trade science for marketing

Promising consumers genetically tailored holidays or music playlists misleads about what DNA tests can do, and often hides the motive of collecting lucrative data

Comment

Health

No cancer risk from night shifts

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Health

Why the truth about our sugar intake isn't as bad as we are told

Comment

Technology

What Years and Years gets right about the future

Culture

Health

Stem cell patch may help repair damage caused by heart attacks

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