Health & Medicine
Facebook aims to help people write with their ‘brainwaves’
21 Apr 2017
‘We are just getting started,’ Regina Dugan, head of Facebook’s Building 8 team, said. ‘We have a goal of creating a system capable of typing 100 words-per-minute straight from your brain’
Toyota’s robotic leg helps disabled people walk
17 Apr 2017
Japanese carmaker Toyota has designed a robotic leg to help people who have been paralysed on one side of their body
High stakes, high risk, and a bad bet
17 Apr 2017
3-D-printed patch can help mend a 'broken' heart
15 Apr 2017
Lower blood levels of magnesium in middle-aged men associated with increased risk of fractures: study
13 Apr 2017
Common sedatives linked to increased risk of pneumonia in people with Alzheimer's disease
10 Apr 2017
23andMe gets FDA nod to sell genetic tests directly to consumers
07 Apr 2017
For the first time the FDA has allowed a company to sell genetic tests for disease risk directly to consumers, which would tell people if they were at risk of developing conditions like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s
Common antibiotic could help treat PTSD
05 Apr 2017
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