Russian bots accused of fuelling the vaccine debate
Hamish Inglis explores the roll of internet bot accounts in the vaccination debate.
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Dead men tell no tales pt. 2
The closure came almost out of nowhere. Telltale was shutting down. When the dust settled only 25 people remained, a skeleton crew tasked with finishing a Minecraft: Story Mode project for Netflix. The 250 others, given 30 minutes to leave the building and told that their healthcare benefits would end...
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How effective are probiotics?
Hamish Inglis explores the effectiveness of probiotic supplements found in products like yoghurt.
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Type 2 diabetes on the rise among young people
Hamish Inglis reports on recent statistics which reveal that Type 2 diabetes is on the rise among young people.
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Is our smartphone addiction killing the art of conversation?
Hamish Inglis investigates whether our smartphone addiction is killing conversation and its impact on the way we communicate.
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Will we see a ‘CRISPR’ EU?
Hamish Inglis explores what the future may look like for CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing within the EU.
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The deadliest type of brain tumour may be treated with poliovirus
Hamish Inglis reports on the use of poliovirus to treat the deadliest type of brain tumour.
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Mankind’s next giant leap onto the Moon
Hamish Inglis reports on Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' hopes to build a moon base to house the Earth's heavy industry.
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Preparing for autonomous warfare
Hamish Inglis examines the possibility of autonomous warfare, with the development of AI weapons.
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Why are video games still America’s scapegoat?
Are video games too violent? The 90s era debate conjures images of panicked parents screaming, “Think of the children!” and politicians clambering to draft statements on issues they know next to nothing about. It’s re-entered the mainstream after remarks made by the United States’ president in the weeks following February’s...
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Judging the value of video games
Gaming is not the cheapest of pastimes. Modern consoles run upwards of £200, and then on top of that, most games fall around £40 to £50. In recent years, a once fledgling indie scene has flourished with masterpieces which cost significantly less than their AAA counterparts, though these titles often...
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UK cyber attacks are “a matter of when not if”
With society relying more and more on technology, Hamish Inglish reports on the increasing risk of cyber-attacks.
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Gaming addiction recognised by WHO as a mental health condition
'Gaming disorder' will be included in the draft version of the 11th International Classification of Diseases (ICD), to provide signs and symptoms to aid the diagnosis of gaming addiction.
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