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AI is now better than humans at spotting signs of cardiac arrest

Technology

AI is now better than humans at spotting signs of cardiac arrest

A system designed by Copenhagen-based artificial intelligence company Corti is more accurate and faster at detecting signs of a cardiac arrest over the phone than dispatchers

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Hope for herpes vaccine after it wipes out virus in monkeys

Health

Hope for herpes vaccine after it wipes out virus in monkeys

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photo of Mark O'Connell

Technology

Evading death and mind-uploading: The ambition of transhumanism

Culture

Chess board

Humans

Superhuman: What human extremes mean for today and tomorrow

Culture

Lady painting

Health

Creative people are 90 per cent more likely to get schizophrenia

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Ketamine

Health

Ketamine ingredient improves severe depression in large trial

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3D image of bone structure

Health

Your bones contain crystals shaped like fingers and hands

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People adapted to the cold and got more migraines as a result

Humans

People adapted to the cold and got more migraines as a result

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leaflet about breast cancer

Health

Why breast screening error stories are getting death stats wrong

Comment

First US death due to romaine lettuce as E. coli outbreak widens

Health

First US death due to romaine lettuce as E. coli outbreak widens

The contaminated romaine lettuce that has spread illness across 25 states is now responsible for one death, and the source of the E. coli outbreak is still unknown

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Life

High times: The Victorian doctor who promoted medical marijuana

Features

Health

Meat substitutes aren't perfect but they are worth a try

Leader

Health

Inquiry launched into 450,000 missed breast cancer screenings

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Health

Mediterranean diet delays Alzheimer's for three extra years

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