The Guardian

[:eu]Using a device which detects patterns in brain activity, patients paralysed by ALS can answer ‘yes’ or ‘no’ – and tell doctors they are ‘happy’ with life[:]

[:eu]Prospect of growing human organs for transplantation raised by creation of first ever embryos combining two large, distantly related species[:]

[:eu]Some of the most persistent and pernicious myths surrounding cancer and its treatment[:]

[:eu]The ability of statistics to accurately represent the world is declining. In its wake, a new age of big data controlled by private companies is taking over – and putting […]

[:eu]Researchers say that while the effect corresponds to a small drop in IQ per decade, over centuries the impact could be profound[:]

[:eu]Need for fillings could be reduced in future as study reveals natural ability of teeth to repair themselves can be enhanced using Alzheimer’s drug[:]

[:eu]Robotic submarines and ‘internet of underwater things’ to transform hunt for sunken cities and ancient shipwrecks[:]

[:eu]Being overweight is a risk factor for diabetes and other diseases; genes could explain why 15-20% of obese people seem to suffer no health consequences[:]

[:eu]Temperatures in parts of the Arctic are expected to rise above 0C for the second winter in a row[:]