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Sickle cell CRISPR 'cure' is the start of a revolution in medicine

The approval of a first CRISPR treatment, for sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia, is just the start for a technology still in its infancy

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Blood test could predict the severity of depression in adolescents

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The brain's waste disposal system can prevent swelling after an injury

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Covid-19 rebound affects 1 in 5 people after taking Paxlovid

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One-time CRISPR treatment could permanently lower cholesterol

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Women in the US outlive men by 6 years – the largest gap in decades

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Fresh ideas about the causes of acne are bringing new treatments

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Fresh ideas about the causes of acne are bringing new treatments

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Weight-loss drug Wegovy can avert heart attacks - will this widen use?

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Painful fibromyalgia may be caused by the wrong kind of gut microbes

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Frequently seeing friends and family may cut the risk of early death

People who socialise regularly with friends or family outside their household live longer than those who never do, according to a study in more than 450,000 people in the UK

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Peanut toothpaste shows promise at preventing allergic reactions

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Human eyeball successfully transplanted for the first time

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Highly effective weight-loss drug Zepbound approved in the US and UK

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Blood tests for Alzheimer’s may be rolled out within five years

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