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It uses a colour system to show health and safety, focusing on nutrition, additives, and risks

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A 5-minute test can assess the early risk of getting dementia

Company introduces 'gene writing', to surpass CRISPR's limitations

Wired - 07-Jul-2020

New class of gene editors set to remove hurdles of traditional gene therapy

A global commission laid out roadmap for gene-editing trials on human embryo

Wired - 09-Mar-2020

Strict ethical guidelines to avoid undesirable outcomes in gene-edited babies

How our bodies clear toxins from our brains while we sleep, scientists explain

Wired - 31-Oct-2019

Cerebrospinal fluid might be involved in the process of cleaning out the toxins

Algorithms creating discrimination in the US healthcare system

Wired - 24-Oct-2019

Software guidance for patients gives privileges to white patients over black patients

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Genome Project-Write could synthesize entire human genome

Wired - 27-Mar-2019

George Church has grand plans to make better cells

Crispr targets bacteria to fight antibiotic resistance

Wired - 16-Jan-2019

Shreds multiple critical stretches of bacteria's DNA at the same time

Bioprinted spinal implant enables nerve cells to reconnect

Wired - 14-Jan-2019

Hopefully nerve grafts will become as common as skin grafts one day

Young blood as a key to living longer

Wired - 09-May-2018

GDF11 is a protein in the blood, which can stimulate cell growth and repair

Scientist are working on a Human Cell Atlas

Wired - 10-Jan-2018

This comprehensive map of human cells will revolutionise medicine

Tomorrow’s Mini Medical Robots Could Squirm Like Maggots

Wired - 25-Jul-2017

Franck Vernerey models his machines after maggots' squirming movement. Robots are tiny cylinders...

Ageing is a Disease. Gene Therapy Could be the Cure

WIRED - 20-Apr-2017

Most age related diseases are a symptom of cellular malfunction. Gene therapy allows us to repla...

Artificial robotic heart muscles keep pigs alive after heart attacks

WIRED - 18-Jan-2017

Existing mechanical pumps come with significant health risks including infections and causing blo...

Prick of the Finger Can Diagnose a Concussion

WIRED - 17-Jan-2017

Current tools to determine concussion are crude and often subjective (e.g. count backward from te...

World’s largest air purifier to clean up smog in China

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Daan Roosegaarde’s seven-metre purifier has been installed in Beijing 751 D.Park Smog Free Tower...

Muddled Link Between Booze and Cancer

Wired - 22-Sep-2016

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Google’s Secretive Robot-Surgery Startup

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How Nepal’s earthquake was mapped in 48 hours

Wired - 28-Apr-2015

Over two thousand digital volunteers examine 14,700 km2 of satellite imagery to identify over 3,0...