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First results from young blood Alzheimer’s trial are criticised

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First results from young blood Alzheimer’s trial are criticised

The results from the first trial of young blood as a treatment for Alzheimer’s have been announced, but how the study was done is coming under criticism

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Bloody exhibition is only for the brave and the bold

Culture

Lab-grown cells make doping agent EPO and cure anaemia in mice

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Lab-grown cells make doping agent EPO and cure anaemia in mice

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Exclusive: Inside the clinic offering young blood to cure ageing

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Life extension may prove to be a double-edged sword

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Life

Banking a baby's cord blood may save their life. Is it worth it?

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I paid £2000 to bank my son’s cord blood, but couldn’t use it

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I paid £2000 to bank my son’s cord blood, but couldn’t use it

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Hot science makes an unexpected appearance at a cool festival

Culture

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UK relaxes blood donation rules for gay men and sex workers

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5 kilograms of broccoli in a pill slashes diabetics' blood sugar

A concentrated broccoli extract taken daily helps people with type-2 diabetes reduce blood glucose by 10 per cent – lowering their risk of other complications

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Synthetic bone implant can make blood cells in its marrow

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