Injectable PrEP could protect people at risk of contracting HIV
26 July 2017
Long-acting pre-exposure prophylaxis and antiretroviral therapy drugs could replace daily pills for people who have HIV or are at risk of contracting it
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Stem cells in the brain's hypothalamus help mice stay young
26 July 2017
A cluster of brain stem cells fight ageing in mice. They may do this by releasing molecules of micro-RNA – a process that anti-ageing drugs may be able to mimic
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26 July 2017
Just a glance stops trips, SpaceX drops Mars lander, gene-editing hope for muscular dystrophy, and more
Toy drones can pose more danger to planes than commercial ones
26 July 2017
Toy drones in the UK will soon face similar regulations to commercial ones after a report finds that they pose a danger to aircraft in collisions
UK relaxes blood donation rules for gay men and sex workers
26 July 2017
A review says blood screening tests are now accurate enough that gay men only need to abstain from sex for three months before giving blood
Taking back control must not mean a return to overfishing
26 July 2017
The return of North Sea cod to sustainable status has been greeted with glee in the UK. We must not let Brexit jeopardise this success
Tech giants don't want you fixing your phone. Time to fight back
26 July 2017
Laws that would force gadget-makers to release repair manuals and tools are starting to win support, but meanwhile consumers are taking a DIY approach
Mysterious mega-swan once waddled through New Zealand
25 July 2017
A larger relative of Australia’s black swan thrived in New Zealand – until humans arrived and helped bring about its extinction
Yellowstone National Park hit by 1400 earthquakes in six weeks
25 July 2017
A major quake swarm has hit Yellowstone National Park - but it’s unlikely to be a sign of an impending volcanic eruption, according to geologists
Lasers reactivate ‘lost’ memories in mice with Alzheimer’s
25 July 2017
It was thought that Alzheimer’s completely erases memories, but a mouse experiment suggests the condition messes with our ability to recall them instead
