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The abortion drugs mifepristone and misoprostol

Health

World’s first over-the-phone abortion service hailed a success

An over-the-phone abortion service to end unwanted pregnancies in their early stages – operating in Australia - has been found to be safe and effective

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Old people can produce as many new brain cells as teenagers

Health

Old people can produce as many new brain cells as teenagers

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Age-related macular degeneration

Health

Eye implant improves vision in people with age-related blindness

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Greenpeace boat

Technology

Old ��è��Ƶ: Safety first, from fly killer to plutonium

Regulars

Richardson

Health

How medicine got too good for its own good

Features

Hospital screen

Health

Touching personal medical stories are no substitute for science

Leader

grave markers in Liberia

Health

The End of Epidemics: It's all about the money

Culture

Congestion charge can cut childhood asthma attacks by half

Earth

Congestion charge can cut childhood asthma attacks by half

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A scan of a brain and its blood vessels

Health

Miniature human brains with their own blood vessels grown in lab

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Ten ‘one-stop shop’ cancer diagnosis centres planned for England

Health

Ten ‘one-stop shop’ cancer diagnosis centres planned for England

England is to get specialist cancer diagnosis centres, which aim to more quickly diagnose people who have non-specific symptoms like weight loss and fatigue

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Health

Estonia to give genetic testing and advice to 100,000 residents

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Technology

Virtual reality surgery lets trainee doctors practise operations

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Life

GM worms make a super-silk completely unknown in nature

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Health

DNA sequencing of babies is here: Should it be available to all?

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