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Will CRISPR gene-editing technology lead to designer babies?

Controversial experiments editing the genomes of human embryos have already taken place, leading some to call for a ban. But what’s the reality?

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Is a new dawn of widespread gene therapy on the horizon?

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Have we found the key to eradicating viruses like HIV or herpes?

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Should we be worried that genes can be edited so easily?

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Northern Ireland abortion laws deemed to breach human rights

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UK must curb 2-for-1 food promotions to crack obesity epidemic

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Why has Peter Sutcliffe been in Broadmoor for so long?

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Blood gushes from virtual leg injury to help train combat medics

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How virtual wards will pave the way for stay-at-home hospitals

Chronic illness can trap people in hospital. But what if they could access all the care they needed at home in virtual wards?

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Why banning CRISPR gene editing would be unnecessarily cautious

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Ultra-marathon runners’ brains shrank while racing across Europe

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Opinion split over ‘on demand’ drug that reduces risk of HIV

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Why has Peter Sutcliffe been in Broadmoor for so long?

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