Brain-computer interfaces are closer than you think
Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) represent a groundbreaking technology that establishes a direct communication pathway between the brain's electrical activity and external…
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New US-EU trade deal on tariffs ends pharma’s geopolitical immunity
For the first time in decades, the pharmaceutical industry has been directly affected by a geopolitical trade negotiation between the…
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AI-automated IVF procedures represent a new era in fertility treatment
A baby has been born following an AI-automated in vitro fertilisation (IVF) procedure conducted remotely by engineers and fertility specialists.…
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Synthetic hormones and the future of contraception
The landscape of contraception for women has seen minimal change over the past 50 years, with successive generations often relying…
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IoT can help to reduce the burden of clinical trials on patients
Clinical trials often place a significant burden on participants, necessitating regular travel to medical facilities, financial obligations, and time away…
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Centenarians – unlocking the secrets of living to 100
The concept of extremely long life, popularised in films like Highlander, may seem like pure fiction, however; researchers are actively…
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Digital twins: A new path to personalised medicine
Many healthcare professionals have long seen the potential of personalised medicine to revolutionise the industry by understanding patients’ unique needs…
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Battling bacterial behemoths: The AMR and MRSA challenge
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is emerging as a critical public health issue worldwide, threatening our ability to treat common infectious diseases.…
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COP27: Have we committed to our goals?
The main perceived success of COP27 was the agreement between 200 nations to set up a “loss and damage fund”.…
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COP27: Have we committed to our goals?
The main perceived success of COP27 was the agreement between 200 nations to set up a “loss and damage fund”.…