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Researchers link death in gene-editing study to a virus used to deliver the treatment, not CRISPR

The lone volunteer in a gene-editing study targeting a rare form of Duchenne muscular dystrophy most likely died after having a reaction to the virus that delivered the therapy in his body

The Independent UK

Nine signs of vitamin D deficiency and how to get levels up

We should all take a vitamin D supplement at certain times of the year

Wales Online

Explained | Abaucin, the potential new antibiotic found with machine-learning

Researchers in the US and Canada have reported rediscovering a known compound called abaucin for its antibacterial properties against Acinetobacter baumannii, a notorious pathogenic bacteria known to resist multiple antibiotics, using machine learning.

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Cervical cancer symptoms to watch out for as number of Scottish women screened for deadly disease drops

Scottish women are regularly invited for smear tests, which are the best protection against cervical cancer.

Daily Record

Dr Michael Mosley explains foods to eat that'll help you reach 100-years-old

Dr Michael Mosley has highlighted certain foods you can eat to live longer

Wales Online

'Silent killer' cancer warning signs expert says everyone should look out for

The expert is urging people to be aware of the potential early symptoms of different types of cancer in order to help get an early diagnosis.

Daily Record

Health expert Dr Michael Mosley says one type of food could help you reduce your waistline

Dr Michael Mosley advises including this food in your diet and says 'this is definitely one thing you should start doing today'

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Research sheds new light on cosmic development of amino acids

Scientists use computer models of biological components found in meteorites to help them understand the origins of life on Earth. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Bizarre bowel cancer difference in rising young adult cases named by scientists

Bowel cancer is the third most common cancer in Scotland with cases worldwide increasing in those under 55 since the 1990s, according to experts.

Daily Record

Bowel cancer ‘red flags’ that can show two years before diagnosis

Bowel cancer is the fourth most common type of cancer in the UK

The Independent UK

End Times by Peter Turchin review – can we predict the collapse of societies?

By examining history through complex mathematics, the ‘collapsologist’ aims to show – somewhat persuasively – that there are cyclical trends in the narratives of human hope and failure

The Guardian - UK

Cancer rise reason may have been pinpointed by team of scientists - and it's bizarre

The rise in bowel cancer among younger adults has perplexed researchers but a recent study may have shed some promising light on the mystery

Daily Mirror

Stem cell transplant success rate in blood cancer treatment is around 80%: Experts

Over one lakh new blood cancer cases are reported every year. Effective treatment methods, awareness around the disease and prevalence of myths are among the chief reasons why this disease continues to affect humankind despite so many advancements in medical science and technology.

The Times of India

Good health news: seven surprising medical discoveries made in 2023

Scientific breakthroughs are being made all over the world, as experts seek to learn more about a variety of health conditions and ailments.

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Volcanoes and Meteors Helped Produce the Building Blocks of Life on Earth

A new study suggests that iron from volcanic ash and dusty meteor debris may have played a role in building complex organic molecules that eventually became building blocks for life.

Edinburgh Live

Scottish mum is one of just two people worldwide with gene that stops anxiety and pain

Mum-of-two Jo Cameron has broken limbs, gone through surgery and childbirth without the need of pain relief, with researchers maintaining the could hold the key for developing better analgesics

The Hindu

Why do large animals move slowly? New study points a finger at body heat

A new study by German scientists suggests large animals move slowly to limit their body heat and to avoid hyperthermia during extended periods of locomotion. Read the full story on The Hindu.

Daily Mirror

Symptoms of highly contagious fungal disease to look out for and how its transmitted

The drug-resistant ringworm, known as tinea, is becoming increasingly common due to higher temperatures driven by climate change and is resistant to some medication, according to medical experts

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Did life evolve more than once? Researchers are closing in on an answer

The origin of life is a central question in modern biology, and probably the hardest to study. This article delves into the known facts and theories on the origin of life

The Week

Evolution explained in 60 seconds: ideas that changed the world

In this series, The Week looks at the ideas and innovations that permanently changed the way we see the world.

The Independent UK

Bowel cancer ‘red flags’ that can show two years before diagnosis

Bowel cancer is the fourth most common type of cancer in the UK

The Independent UK

Call to ditch ‘test by request’ approach to prostate cancer care

Academics have called for a new strategy to reduce the potential harms of ‘overdiagnosis’.

Chicago Sun-Times

Should you be counting your macros as part of a healthy diet?

The term “macros” refers to carbohydrates, protein and fat — the three main types of macronutrients.

Wales Online

Testing twice 'will identity more cases of bowel cancer' says new study

A study has found that doing two tests a fortnight apart increases test accuracy to nearly 100%

The Independent UK

‘Double testing’ helps identify more bowel cancer cases

The accuracy of detecting bowel cancer is increased to almost 100% by carrying out a common test twice.

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