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A Biochemist Reveals The One Tech That Could Revolutionize Drug Discovery

How mRNA-based drugs interact with the immune system and how they are degraded in human cells can help lead to safe, durable, and effective treatments.

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CRISPR Gene-Editing Could Revolutionize Medicine If Scientists Can Agree On One Thing

Several factors determine which avenues of drug discovery that people in research and pharmaceutical companies focus on.

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Key Mechanism Uncovered In Gut Bacteria Could Help Solve Constipation

A new study identifies genes in gut microbes important for alleviating constipation by digesting a plant fiber known as arabinan.

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New Anti-aging Molecule May Work By Keeping the Cell's "Powerhouse" Healthy

Scientists discovered a natural compound that makes our cellular recycling and waste management system work better.

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Goodbye Statins? New Gene Editing Therapy Slashes High Cholesterol

A new gene therapy targeting an enzyme involved in familial hypercholesterolemia slashes bad cholesterol in a small clinical trial.

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Is the Multiverse Real? Why One Force Still Baffles Most Physicists

Multiverse theorists bring in the “anthropic principle” — that because we exist, we could not have observed a universe incompatible with life.

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“Vampire Viruses” That Viciously Attack Other Viruses May Be The Ultimate Antiviral Treatment

Viruses can get sick in the sense that their normal function is impaired.

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Uranus Will Be Bright in the Sky This Month — Here’s How to See It

Jupiter will be there too, but that ruins the joke.

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Weird Starquakes Could Be Triggering Bursts of Radio Waves In the Universe

Some neutron stars could have cracks on the surface, creating starquakes and triggering fast radio bursts screaming out into space.

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This Dangerous Infectious Disease Could Radically Change Over the Next Century

Disease-causing fungi are likely to thrive in a warmer, stormier world — and more of them might be poised to make the leap to infecting people

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More Than 100 Years Later, Physicists Still Haven't Cracked Superconductivity

Superconductivity has always been tricky to prove because some metals can masquerade as superconductors.

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Dopamine Might Have An Unexpected Function That Could Reshape Our Understanding Of Brain Conditions

One type of dopamine neuron has an unexpected function that could reshape how scientists, clinicians, and the public understand this neurotransmitter.

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Share your experience of travelling outside the UK for IVF

We want to hear from people in the UK who have travelled abroad for fertility treatments about their experiences

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Q&A: is leprosy back in the US?

The CDC has issued a warning to Florida visitors after reporting a surge in cases in the state

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No longer bog standard: how loo roll became a UK status symbol

Since the pandemic toilet paper has come out of the shadows to take centre stage in UK bathrooms

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Dementia warning as expert explains link with common mental health disorder as cases rise

Depression is on the rise in the US with diagnosed numbers leaping to 29 per cent of all adults - but this common mental disorder has a clear connection to dementia, an expert has warned

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Malaria signs, symptoms and how to avoid it as cases found for first time in 20 years

Five people have been diagnosed with malaria in Florida and Texas as the potentially-fatal disease spreads across parts of the US

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Fighting for Life by Isabel Hardman; Critical by Dr Julia Grace Patterson reviews – is the NHS really on its last legs?

The triumphs and the tribulations… former health secretary Alan Johnson on two very different books seeking to take the pulse of our national health service on its 75th anniversary

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A mother jailed for procuring her own miscarriage. Is that what we want in 21st-century Britain?

The use of archaic abortion legislation shows that reproductive rights hang by a slender thread, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Share your experience of private fertility treatment in the UK

We are interested in hearing from people in the UK about their experience of private treatments

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New free online 'bone checker' could slash risk of premature death

Useful tool may help raise awareness and lessen chances of suffering a fracture - which can knock up to seven years off your life

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What are the heaviest organs in the human body?

Which of the body's organs weigh the most? The answer may surprise you.

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25 of the strangest ancient sea monsters

The fossil record is filled with strange marine animals that would look like sea monsters if they were alive today.

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Woman with TB jailed after ignoring order to isolate or get treatment for a YEAR

A woman in Tacoma, Washington, has been detained in jail after she was seen leaving her home, riding a bus and visiting a local casino despite having tuberculosis

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Candida auris fungus: 'Global health threat' spreads to HALF of US - see state-by-state

The black fungus Candida auris, which is rapidly spreading across the US, 'colonises' the patient's skin before finding its way into the blood stream through open wounds and, if this happens there is a 30 to 60 percent mortality rate

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