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Elizabeth Holmes: The hypnotic tale of the rise and fall of Theranos

Technology

Elizabeth Holmes: The hypnotic tale of the rise and fall of Theranos

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes built a $10 billion company on the promise of a miracle blood test. But it didn’t work. A new film, The Inventor, follows the fallout

Culture

Your blood group may affect your microbiome

Health

Your gut bacteria may match your blood group – but we don’t know why

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Exclusive: DNA solves Rudolf Hess doppelgänger conspiracy theory

Humans

Exclusive: DNA solves Rudolf Hess doppelgänger conspiracy theory

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Blood vessels

Health

We’ve discovered a new type of blood vessel in our bones

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Blood from young people may have proteins with rejuvenating powers

Health

Young people’s blood is being tested as a treatment for Parkinson’s

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People lifting weights

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Exercise may lower high blood pressure as much as medication

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red blood cells

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2019 Preview: People will receive transfusions of artificial blood

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A person looking at test tubes

Health

Blood test can spot DNA from eight different types of cancer

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Sci fi character

Life

Don’t Miss: Paranoid sci-fi, heat-reactive art and alcohol’s evolution

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A necktie

Health

Wearing a tie may be restricting blood flow to your brain

Tightly-worn ties have been found to impair the brain’s blood supply, prompting one scientist to suggest that it’s time to abandon them altogether

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Blood from umbilical cord may help fix your brain after a stroke

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Life

Lizards keep evolving toxic green blood and we don't know why

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Health

William Harvey: The delightful inside story of blood

Culture

Life

Nano-claw snatches bacteria from blood like tiny Venus flytrap

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