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Florida one step closer to genetically modified mosquito trial

The US Food and Drug Administration has provisionally ruled that using modified mosquitos to cut the wider population is not expected to have adverse effects

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'Shaken baby' expert witness found guilty of misleading courts

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Feedback: most herbal remedies missing a key ingredient – herbs

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Hands off our health records, say 1 in 6 UK adults

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Hands off our health records, say 1 in 6 UK adults

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Farmers may have been accidentally making GMOs for millennia

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Shock of good news can hurt your heart as much as grief

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I’m creating telepathy technology to get brains talking

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Zika virus likely to cause paralysing Guillain-Barré syndrome

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Push for natural birth a dangerous flaw in UK maternity review

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Tumor is the most important book I've ever written

John Grisham, best-selling author of legal thrillers, has penned a new kind of story – this one a medical drama exploring the promise of a new cancer therapy

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Feedback: Where we’re going, we don’t need fundamental physics

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AI reads doctors' notes to find hidden links in cancer cases

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Effects of being born prematurely shouldn't have to last forever

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Feedback: Conspiracy theories about Zika are breeding like flies

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