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US 'right to try' drugs law could hurt terminally ill people

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US 'right to try' drugs law could hurt terminally ill people

A new law in the US allows terminally ill people access to unproven medicine, but it’s not clear who will pay if treatments go horribly wrong

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There is only one anti-shark tool for surfers that seems to work

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Facebook on a phone

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Papua New Guinea bans Facebook for a month in fake news blitz

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Technology

Facebook AI turns your idle humming into a Bach orchestra piece

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Four soldiers where big back packs

Technology

Bulletproof batteries could make body armour for combat

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Two children sat playing video games at home with their mother

Health

How a change in tactics could help autism research

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Technology

Those GDPR emails should stop soon, but our data nightmare won't

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Grape skins and stems can be turned into a greener plastic

Physics

Grape skins and stems can be turned into a greener plastic

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New algorithm can help spot faked photos before they go viral

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New algorithm can help spot faked photos before they go viral

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Trump’s Iran U-turn could restart the global nuclear arms race

The US has demonstrated that it cannot be trusted to stick to its word on arms control deals. The result may be a return to the dark days of growing nuclear arsenals

Insight

Health

We may finally be able to beat the common cold with a new drug

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Gallery of terrifying gynaecological tools from past 200 years

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Trump says the Iran nuclear deal is bad. Here's why he's wrong

Analysis

Technology

Monkey face recognition app can help spot endangered primates

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