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17th Feb 2017
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Economist Espresso: Going viral: bioterrorism
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7th Feb 2017
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Guardian: cancer drug prices must come down say leading research institutes
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2nd Feb 2017
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Economist: Food technology: Plant and two veg
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2nd Feb 2017
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Economist: Pet health care: Furry profitable
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18th Jan 2017
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BBC: Vaccines for three deadly viruses fast-tracked
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18th Jan 2017
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Economist: A Wellcome coalition: fighting epidemics
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14th Jan 2017
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Economist: Medical diagnostics. A cardboard centrifuge separates blood cells from plasma
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13th Jan 2017
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BBC: Bug resistant to all antibiotics kills woman
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7th Jan 2017
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Economist: Will artificial intelligence help to crack biology? Silicon Valley has the squidgy worlds of biology and disease in its sights
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29th Dec 2016
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Nature: How scientists use Slack: Eight ways labs benefit from the popular workplace messaging tool
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03rd Oct 2016
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Nature Democratic databases: science on GitHub Scientists are turning to a software–development site to share data and code
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3rd Sept 2016
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Economist Vaccines Putting shots in the locker How to anticipate epidemics
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9th Jul 2016
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Economist Stem-cell clinics A dish called hope. The flourishing, unregulated industry in expensive, experimental treatments
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25th May 2016
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Nature 1,500 scientists lift the lid on reproducibility Survey sheds light on the ‘crisis’ rocking research
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21st May 2016
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Economist Antibiotic resistance. The grim prospect. The evolution of pathogens is making many medical problems worse. Time to take drug resistance seriously
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23rd Apr 2016
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Economist Theranos Blood sports Pressure is mounting on a startup that has tried to shake up the lab-test market
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19th Mar 2016
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Economist: Research publishing Taking the online medicine
Old-fashioned ways of reporting new discoveries are holding back medical research. Some scientists are pushing for change
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31st Oct 2015
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Economist Theranos The fable of the unicorn. A much-hyped medical startup is suddenly plagued with doubts
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27th Jun 2015
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Economist Theranos, an ambitious Silicon Valley firm, wants to shake up the market for medical testing
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11th April 2015
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Economist Medical robotics To the point Researchers find ways to automate the insertion of needles
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25th Mar 2015
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The New England Journal of Medicine: The Next Epidemic — Lessons from Ebola, Bill Gates
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19th Mar 2015
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Economist Pandemics An ounce of prevention Crises of infectious diseases are becoming more common. The world should be better prepared
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19th Mar 2015
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21st Mar2015
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Economist Pandemic disease Never again As the Ebola epidemic draws gradually to its close, how should the world arm itself against the risks of insurgent infections?
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18th Jan 2015
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FT: On strong foundations, UK looks to raise its game in robotics
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03rd Dec 2014
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Nature: The automated lab: Start-up firms say robotics and software that autonomously record every detail of an experiment can transform the efficiency and reliability of research
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6th Sep 2014
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Economist Biohackers of the world, unite
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28th April 2014
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Nature Male researchers stress out rodents. Rats and mice show increased stress levels when handled by men rather than women, potentially skewing study results
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2014
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Nature Olfactory exposure to males, including men, causes stress and related analgesia in rodents
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19th Oct 2013
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Economist Unreliable research: Trouble at the lab. Scientists like to think of science as self-correcting. To an alarming degree, it is not
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2009
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Nature Troublesome variability in mouse studies. Abstract: We urge greater awareness of the potential genetic and environmental confounds involved in designing and
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