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Blood in a vial

Health

Two brain-rejuvenating proteins have been identified in young blood

Young blood has mysterious powers to improve cognition in older animals. Two proteins that boost structures in neurons seem to be behind the effect

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He Jiankui told scientists of his attempt to edit the CCR5 gene at a summit in 2019

Health

CRISPR babies might live shorter lives due to their gene mutations

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The bacteria in your intestine may affect medical treatments

Health

Your gut bacteria may influence whether you get drug side effects

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A lady meditating

Health

Using a meditation app each day may improve your memory and attention

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Auckland, New Zealand

Health

New Zealand wants to make people happy, not rich - will it work?

Analysis

Damaged sense of smell fixed in mice by squirting stem cells up nose

Health

Damaged sense of smell fixed in mice by squirting stem cells up nose

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Health

Women less likely to receive CPR

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Health

Getting a little more sunlight is a simple health win for everyone

Leader

people meditating

Health

Brain scans reveal magic mushroom drug enhances mindfulness meditation

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smartphone

Technology

Should you give your data to a period tracker or smart breast pump?

Health tech firms believe that women are a lucrative and untapped market, but are these products worth the privacy costs?

Insight

Health

Working night shifts may not raise your breast cancer risk after all

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Health

Family to be deported from Australia because son has cystic fibrosis

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Health

How getting more daylight can improve your mental and physical health

Features

Health

No one can be truly anonymous ever again thanks to genetic sequencing

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