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Orlando massacre prompts call to ease gay blood donor rules

As people rush to give blood to treat those wounded in the attack, campaigners say rules requiring gay men to be celibate for a year before donating are unscientific

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The bizarre beauty of the objects that might save your life

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Failing livers transformed into healthy organs by virus therapy

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The rebirth of calm: Why we need technology with manners

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The rebirth of calm: Why we need technology with manners

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Stem cell brain injections let people walk again after stroke

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Two-way trust is needed to make the most of health data

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Thomas the marine engine set to explore UK ocean fronts

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Why cheap green energy could derail the renewable revolution

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Technology

Robotic surgeon could stitch you up after removing your appendix

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App watches you take your pills and knows when you're faking

A smartphone app monitors drug trial participants to ensure they take their medication correctly, and can also check that people finish courses of antibiotics

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Wireless signal sent through meat fast enough to watch Netflix

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I’m the first quadriplegic person to regain thought-control of my arm

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Brain implant lets paralysed man move his hand with his thoughts

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Our top 5 wacky NASA missions that might just happen

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