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DNA plays a complex role in personality and life outcomesUnder the radar Both genes and environment can make a person who they are
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AI may have cracked the antiaging codeIn the Spotlight An AI-discovered drug could help slow the aging process
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Why GLP-1s don’t work for everyoneThe Explainer Some people aren’t responding to the drugs at all, no matter if they try Wegovy or Zepbound
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Paraborgs: the cyborg cockroaches coming to the rescueUnder the radar The insects can locate people and deploy injections
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Orexins: the brain’s Ozempic moment?The Explainer Drugs that mimic hormones involved with wakefulness, attention and motivation could transform narcolepsy treatment, and offer hope for depression and ADHD
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How AI could change your trip to the doctorsIn the Spotlight As AI health tools expand, is it time for Dr Chatbot to see you now?
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How precision medicine is revolutionising healthcareThe Explainer Data-driven genomic mapping is the ‘future of tailored, bespoke medicine’
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Women are hacking hormonal health with allergy drugs and antacidsUnder the Radar Can an antihistamine a day keep the hot flashes away?
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Unproven, experimental stem cell treatments for autistic children are on the riseUnder the Radar Desperate parents are putting their faith in untested hands
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‘Nashville seems to have found its way to one of the far ends of the spectrum’Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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E. coli could be used to make sunscreenUnder the radar The bacteria can act as a chemical factory
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The impact of renaming polycystic ovary syndromeThe Explainer The change will hopefully clarify the way that doctors treat PCOS
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First-ever footage of orangutan using human-made bridge : The Week's Good NewsGood News Plus: a breakthrough bowel cancer trial has impressive results
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How birth order could impact your healthUnder the Radar Researchers show that firstborns are more likely to have ‘neurodevelopmental conditions’ such as autism and ADHD as well as allergies
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