Why it's good that NHS England is cutting back on prescriptions
1 December 2017
Patients in England are set to lose access to a raft of prescription drugs through the National Health Service – but only overpriced, ineffective or dangerous ones
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Best-yet quantum simulator with 53 qubits could really be useful
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A 53-qubit quantum simulator is the biggest of its kind, and has already done some calculations that outperform most, if not all, classical computers
