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Ana Anajuba discusses the recent success of the transplantation of a pig kidney into a human patient, why this process has failed in the past and what the benefits of animal-human organ transplants are.
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The Malaria Vaccine that will change millions of lives in Africa
Katie Jones discusses the recent recommendation by the WHO to roll-out a Malaria Vaccine, how this vaccine will work, how Malaria initially causes disease and what impact this vaccine will have on global health particularly in Africa.
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The sale of the first CRISPR-edited food – The tomato
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Univeristy of Exeter leads new research project in treatment of delirium
University of Exeter leads new research project in treatment of delirium A research programme led by…
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Print science editor Ellen Rogers discusses the potential impact of recent research showing a genetic correlation with the severity of people’s COVID symptoms.
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Sexism kills – exploring consent, contraception and the stigma surrounding female sexual healthcare
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The one relationship you’re stuck with, and why it’s important Afiqah Abdul Hamid discusses the importance…
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Cutting Edge Technology Erica Mannis looks at the 2020 Nobel prize winning discovery on gene editing…
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Online Science Editor Daisy Scott discusses the recent development of a COVID-19 vaccine in the form of a patch, how it works and how it could increase global vaccine uptake.
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Ana Anajuba discusses the recent success of the transplantation of a pig kidney into a human patient, why this process has failed in the past and what the benefits of animal-human organ transplants are.
- HealthScienceScience NewsUncategorized
The Malaria Vaccine that will change millions of lives in Africa
Katie Jones discusses the recent recommendation by the WHO to roll-out a Malaria Vaccine, how this vaccine will work, how Malaria initially causes disease and what impact this vaccine will have on global health particularly in Africa.
- EnvironmentHealthScienceSustainabilityUncategorized
The sale of the first CRISPR-edited food – The tomato
The sale of the first CRISPR-edited food – The tomato Nancy Stitt discusses the genetically edited…
- HealthLocalNewsScienceScience NewsUniversity
Univeristy of Exeter leads new research project in treatment of delirium
University of Exeter leads new research project in treatment of delirium A research programme led by…
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Print science editor Ellen Rogers discusses the potential impact of recent research showing a genetic correlation with the severity of people’s COVID symptoms.
- HealthLifestyleWellbeing
Sexism kills – exploring consent, contraception and the stigma surrounding female sexual healthcare
Leah Frape discusses how the recent coil controversy has opened up a debate around female sexual and reproductive health
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Jacob Sturgess discusses the news that catnip might prove a valuable insect repellent.
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The one relationship you’re stuck with, and why it’s important Afiqah Abdul Hamid discusses the importance…
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Cutting Edge Technology Erica Mannis looks at the 2020 Nobel prize winning discovery on gene editing…
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