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Prototype hearing aid

Technology

This mind-reading hearing aid knows who you're listening to

An ear mounted device with a battery of brain-scanning electrodes knows which sounds you're paying attention to – it might also help you get a good night's sleep

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burger

Life

The fake burger test: Could meat made of plants ever fool you?

Features

Sperm cells

Health

A male pill will be a breakthrough for science but not for women

Comment

Smart people literally have bigger brain cells than the rest

Health

Smart people literally have bigger brain cells than the rest

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Lightning strike

Health

Lightning hit a woman's home and switched off her brain implant

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A plate of pasta

Health

Women who eat more pasta tend to get menopause earlier

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A mix-up means US air pollution is way worse than thought

Earth

A mix-up means US air pollution is way worse than thought

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Resistant bacteria growing in petri dishes

Health

How some resistant bacteria can even eat antibiotics as food

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Golfer Jack Nicklaus says stem cell therapy cured his back pain

Health

Golfer Jack Nicklaus says stem cell therapy cured his back pain

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DNA sequence analysis

Health

Huge haul of ‘depression genes’ shows it’s a complex condition

An analysis of more than 135,000 people with depression has pinpointed 44 genetic variants that are linked to the condition, 30 of which have never been identified before

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Health

Could a tax on chocolate make us healthy? Let’s not be too hasty

Analysis

Health

Gross alert: You can get a urinary tract infection from your dog

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Health

Blood cell and bacteria stuck together to deliver cancer drugs

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Health

G-spot surgery given to three women to boost sexual pleasure

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