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The unexpected ways your skin impacts your health and longevity

Looking after your skin isn't just a vanity project, with growing evidence that damage to the skin can drive ageing, inflammation and even cognitive decline

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AI designs bespoke 3D-printed prosthetic eyes

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Covid-19 vaccines seem to cut the risk of heart attacks and strokes

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Hard-to-digest starch supplements may help people lose weight

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Early drug treatment leads to better outcomes for Crohn’s disease

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Relatives of men with fertility issues may be at higher risk of cancer

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Understanding sex differences in the brain is vital to mental health

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Alarm over ultra-processed food shouldn't put us off plant-based diets

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Alarm over ultra-processed food shouldn't put us off plant-based diets

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'Useless' appendage of the ovaries may play key role in fertility

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Pet dogs smell Parkinson's disease with almost 90 per cent accuracy

Pet dogs of various breeds have been trained to detect smells related to Parkinson's disease, potentially offering a new approach to diagnosing the condition

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Why the brain's microbiome could hold the key to curing Alzheimer's

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Niacin supplements linked to greater risk of heart attacks and strokes

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Stem cells grown in labs for experimental therapies pose a cancer risk

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Chemical cocktail could restore sight by regenerating optic nerves

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