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Health

Knowing your DNA can help you stick to a healthier lifestyle

When people are advised to live more healthily, they usually give up quickly. Now a study suggests that genetic data can persuade people to make lasting changes

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Health

Mediterranean diet is still good for you but only if you’re rich

Analysis

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Technology

AI can detect early signs of Parkinson's from brain scans alone

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Health

Your brain absolutely cannot resist doughnuts - here's why

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Health

Is research in jails the way to end wars over dietary guidance?

Comment

pyschedelics

Life

Changing our minds about psychedelics takes a great guide

Culture

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Health

The truth about spices: Is it time to ditch the turmeric latte?

Features

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Health

The brain has a special clock that tracks sleepiness

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Psychedelics may help your brain cells form new connections

Health

Psychedelics may help your brain cells form new connections

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Gene editing embryonic stem cells might increase risk of cancer

Health

Gene editing embryonic stem cells might increase risk of cancer

Genome editing with CRISPR may select for cells with mutations in a key anti-cancer gene, but now we know of this risk it should be possible to ensure treatments are still safe

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Health

Parkinson’s disease may be caused by virus that kills gut bugs

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Technology

A self-balancing exoskeleton lets wheelchair users walk again

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Health

We can tweak immune cells to be much better at wiping out HIV

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Health

Nipah: the unknown virus that could be the next pandemic threat

Analysis