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LSD doesn't just treat mental illness, 'it could actually heal the brain'
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Cancer vs. the machine: how to personalise treatment using computing power
Emma Bryce
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Prevention really is better than cure: how we will avoid the next Ebola
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Antibiotics may still be able to kill drug-resistant bacteria
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The simple blood test that could finally help cure cancer
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Music as medicine: how songs could soon replace painkillers and help you sleep better
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Genetics
Humans 2.0: these geneticists want to create an artificial genome by synthesising our DNA
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Durum roll, please! The best pasta makers on the market put to the test
Emily Peck
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The truth behind claims autism can be triggered by herpes
Alexandra Simon-Lewis
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Syria returns its mass of seeds to the Arctic 'Doomsday vault'
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This NHS wearable knows when you're getting sick and alerts your doctor
Matt Burgess
Science
This algorithm can spot signs of autism in children a year before they're diagnosed
Matt Burgess
Science
Scientists develop a malaria vaccine that works 100% of the time in limited trials
Matt Burgess
Neuroscience
Rhesus monkeys pass the self-awareness test by examining their genitals and face in a mirror
James Temperton
Food
McNuggets of startup wisdom from the man who made McDonald's
Olly Richards
Health
Relive the joy and wonder of the late Hans Rosling's greatest TED talks
Liat Clark
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E-cigarettes are not as toxic as first thought, study finds
Alexandra Simon-Lewis
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Marcus Krause's lung cancer wouldn't stop growing. Then he took a new kind of blood test
João Medeiros
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