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Health

Old brains can’t hear similar sounds but a drug can change that

As we age, telling tones apart gets harder – which makes learning languages difficult. A drug that restores hearing in old mice may one day improve human hearing

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The way we run protects our upper bodies but our legs suffer

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The way we run protects our upper bodies but our legs suffer

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Health

Senate bill could leave 22 million more without health insurance

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Health

Women need a rosy outlook? Then give us reason to be optimistic

Comment

Synthetic iris could let cameras react to light like our eyes do

Technology

Synthetic iris could let cameras react to light like our eyes do

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Radio powered by your own sweat hints at future of wearables 

Technology

Radio powered by your own sweat hints at future of wearables 

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Would you give one of your kidneys to a stranger?

Health

Would you give one of your kidneys to a stranger?

Features

Billion-dollar dams are making water shortages, not solving them

Earth

Billion-dollar dams are making water shortages, not solving them

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Health

Microdosers say tiny hits of LSD make your work and life better

Insight

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Health

How to extinguish the inflammation epidemic

Stress, obesity and poor diet trigger persistent inflammation, which can lead to heart disease and depression. We’re finally working out how to fight it

Features

Technology

Defibrillator drones could save lives before ambulance arrives

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Health

Pig brain cells implanted into brains of people with Parkinson’s

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Health

Theatre takes a technological leap to probe the nature of memory

Culture

Health

Drug that boosts confidence in your own actions may help OCD

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