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Precision Medicine

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Precision Medicine

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Neuroscience

How genome sequencing is helping scientists to untangle the mystery of developmental disorders

Genome sequencing is helping diagnose rare conditions.

Linda Geddes · Mosaic Science 19 Sep 2018

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Mental Health

A new blood test could tell you the time of your body's clock

New research can identify a person's circadian rhythms through their blood sample, which could give us major new insights about our bodies.

Marla Paul · Futurity 19 Sep 2018

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Future of Health and Healthcare

Are probiotics worth taking? The evidence so far

Scientists are studying samples of gut bacteria to determine how it effects the chemical makeup of our bodies.

Ana Valdes · The Conversation 12 Sep 2018

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Education and Skills

This giant study of twins shows the impact of our genes on academic success

New research from the Twins Development Study highlights the role genetics plays in how well we perform at school.

Kaili Rimfield and Margherita Malanchini · The Conversation 05 Sep 2018

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Future of Health and Healthcare

If you don't care about antimicrobial resistance, these 5 stories will change your mind

From super gonorrhoeae to drug-resistant tuberculosis, these are some of the most frightening ailments to crop up in the past five years.

Laura Christine McCaughey · The Conversation 04 Sep 2018

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Precision Medicine

Scientists have discovered how to convert type A and B blood into universal donor type O

A team of scientists have discovered how to convert different blood types in type O.

Stephen Johnson · Big Think 24 Aug 2018

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Precision Medicine

Could Rwanda become Africa's healthcare leader?

The African country has introduced a basic universal health insurance for over 90% of its population, and is using technology to innovate and transform its healthcare system.

Elissa Prichep and Alline Akintore Kabbatende 22 Aug 2018

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Precision Medicine

Nanomedicine could revolutionise the way we treat TB. Here’s how

TB treatment is lengthy and gruelling, so many patients fail to complete the course.

Admire Dube and Sarah D'Souza · The Conversation 22 Aug 2018

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Future of Health and Healthcare

AI will improve healthcare and cut costs - if we get these 4 things right

Imagine a heart monitor that relays unusual heart activities straight to your cardiologist – just one example of how linking doctors, patients and medical facilities through technology wi...

Florian Leibert 15 Aug 2018

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Japan

From drones to health data, how Japan can power ahead

Tokyo aims to be the first mega city in the world to allow drones to carry out deliveries.

Jeff Merritt, Genya Dana, Timothy Reuter, and Jenny Soffel 02 Jul 2018

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Precision Medicine

Here are 4 ways precision medicine could impact you

Thanks to more personalized healthcare, you will soon spend less time in doctors’ offices, have more peace of mind knowing what is wrong, and experience fewer side effects from trial-and-...

Genya Dana and Elissa Prichep 23 May 2018

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Behavioural Sciences

Your ability to empathise is determined by your genes

For years, empathy has been linked to upbringing. But new research suggests your ability to understand others comes from within.

Olivia Goldhill · Quartz 15 Mar 2018

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Global Health

Genetic report cards could be the future of healthcare

Genetic testing could soon be so advanced that newborn babies will have report cards of potential and hereditary diseases they're at risk of contracting.

Abby Norman · Futurism 28 Feb 2018

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Global Health

This simple treatment could be the solution to peanut allergies

By being exposed to small amounts of peanut each day for a long period of time, patients built up a tolerance to the food.

Kristin Houser · Futurism 23 Feb 2018

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Ageing

Your face? There are 15 genes for that

Researchers have identified 15 genes responsible for the way we look, but work is still needed to identify which genes are responsible for specific features.

A'ndrea Elyse Messer · Futurity 23 Feb 2018

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