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Posted on December 5, 2018

Gene-editing experiment widely criticised for safety and ethics issues

The scientist who led an experiment to create gene-edited babies has been criticised for acting unethically towards the couples and infants involved
Posted on December 5, 2018

Global carbon emissions rose 3 per cent this year (which is bad)

Just weeks after a major UN report on 1.5°C warned that CO2 emissions need to fall fast, the latest figures show they are in fact rising fast
Posted on December 5, 2018

UK DNA project hits major milestone with 100,000 genomes sequenced

The UK's 100,000 Genomes Project has hit its target for sequencing the genetic data of people with cancer and rare diseases
Posted on December 5, 2018

Tonnes of food are thrown away daily – could meal kits be the answer?

The scale of food waste is shocking, with almost 30 per cent of US food ending up in the bin. Firms like Blue Apron and HelloFresh could offer a surprising solution
Posted on December 5, 2018

First baby born thanks to womb transplant from deceased donor

A woman has successfully given birth after receiving a uterus taken from a dead person. The success could make womb transplants much more widely available
Posted on December 4, 2018

New medical implants need a higher approval bar than toothbrushes

To protect patients we must make it as difficult to gain approval for medical devices as it is for medicines, says Peter Wilmshurst
Posted on December 4, 2018December 6, 2018

Phone app can diagnose anaemia from photos of fingernails

Two billion people have anaemia – now a smartphone app that analyses photos of their fingernails can help them monitor the condition
Posted on December 4, 2018

Sculpted Wi-Fi waves can turn your whole office into a computer

Bouncing around specially tailored waves can turn an entire room into an analogue computer, which could help build an energy-efficient artificial intelligence
Posted on December 3, 2018

We have all we need to beat the HIV epidemic – except political will

The latest figures show that preventative efforts are working, if only governments are willing to put them into action, says Deborah Gold
Posted on December 3, 2018

Revealed: the first ever picture of the sun’s north pole

The sun has a north pole but no spacecraft has ever photographed it. Now the European Space Agency has cleverly pieced a together picture of it using other images

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