Fighting life-threatening MRSA bacteria with light and oxygen
Jemma Macgregor reports on a novel technique to treat MRSA infections which could revolutionise healthcare.
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Bio-engineered lung transplanted into a pig for the first time
Jemma Macgregor reports that for the first time ever, a bio-engineered lung has been successfully transplanted into a pig.
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Biosensor chip could wirelessly detect disease before you show any symptoms
Jemma Macgregor reports on a biosensor chip which could detect mutations in DNA, allowing early detection of diseases.
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An innovative exoskeleton could allow improved human function
Jemma Macgregor reports on an innovative exoskeleton which could help humans achieve undreamt physical feats.
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Does your brain ever stop growing?
Jemma Macgregor reports on new research from Columbia University which suggests that our brains never stop growing, with neurogenesis occurring in elderly brains.
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Facebook privacy settings update can help protect your data
Jemma Macgregor explains how we can keep our data safe, following the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica tech scandal.
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New fingerprint drug screening reveals traces of class A drugs on our fingertips
Jemma Macgregor reports on a novel drug screening technique involving a fingerprint sample which reveals that 10% of people have class A drug traces on their fingertips.
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Knowledge of natural killer cell function could help screen for miscarriage
Researchers at the University of Warwick and UHCW NHS Trust have identified the function of natural killer cells in the womb, which could help screen for miscarriage.
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