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Researchers say device developed in London could help thousands suffering from vascular disease
Neuroscience breakthrough demonstrates ability of human organoids to adopt functions of host’s visual cortex
We should focus on conserving endangered animals rather than resurrecting those already gone
Millions of pounds are being invested to turn scientific research into global companies. But some founders say they have to give up too much equity
DNA sequencing expert’s investors question acquisition of cancer testing group that has also angered EU regulators
UK biotech racing to keep antibody up to date with latest variants
Arctic freeze sweeps across large parts of China, Japan and Korea
Shortage of doctors with university posts is putting health service on ‘dangerous precipice’
The conglomerate’s research on climate change was much more accurate than its public messaging
Short-termism and suspicion in parts of government risk our valuable future in precision medicine
After 50 years of disappointment, technological breakthroughs might again start improving our lives
Inside Moran Cerf’s quest to modernise the decision-making process that could end life on earth
The decline in truly revolutionary research may have serious implications for humanity
Future of pandemic less predictable than at the outset because of new variants, says Jenny Harries
Experiments demonstrate new technology to protect critical infrastructure in thunderstorms
Findings from US agencies serve as ‘call for action’ to mitigate against rising temperatures
Government keeps EU research programmes in its sights but pushes ahead with other plans
For all its landmark status, lecanemab may end up representing a triumph of hope over evidence
China claims to have made a major breakthrough but western experts say any commercial benefits are still years away
Average temperatures were nearly 1.2C above pre-industrial levels, with Europe registering its hottest-ever summer
Beijing accuses countries of ‘political manipulation’ for introducing testing requirements during exit wave
Charity’s chair Julia Gillard commits to £16bn investment in science and health over next decade
Also in this edition: eurozone unemployment falls to new low, uproar in Brazil and Rolls-Royce hits sales record
Relentless parade of cyclones forecast to hit US west coast as wild conditions mark start to 2023
South Korean vaccine maker looks elsewhere to expand overseas business
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