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A world-first gene therapy which turns white blood cells into a disease-busting “living drug” has reversed previously untreatable blood cancers, scientists said this week. Great Ormond Street Hospital ...

A landmark deal to protect the high seas finally became a reality in September, bringing hope for marine ecosystems and the people who rely on them. A total of 79 nations have now ratified the Global ...

A revolutionary VR headset streams games to the working part of the retina, enhancing the experience for visually impaired cricket fans Two cricket grounds have hit disability barriers for six with ...

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Modern life can feel relentless, but for many leaders, making space for uncertainty fuels creativity and resilience. Writer and broadcaster Margaret Heffernan, a professor at the University of Bath ...