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Vision-restoring brain implants spell breakthrough

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Scientists are a step closer to restoring vision for the blind, after building an implant that bypasses the eyes and allows monkeys to perceive...

Bank of England criticized for losing track of £50b of banknotes

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It is known throughout the world as a byword for security. But the Bank of England (BoE) is evidently a tad unclear on the...

Cost of pandemic on world’s poorest countries revealed

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More than 32 million of the world’s poorest people face being pulled back into extreme poverty because of COVID-19, leading UN economists said on...

Can we make bones heal faster?

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A new paper in Science Advances describes for the first time how minerals come together at the molecular level to form bones and other hard tissues,...

How stress can impact hypertension and how to lower it

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Christmas is a joyous time for family and friends to get together and share delicious meals and memories. Christmas can, for some, also be...

Future Zoom users will be able to smell virtual coffee

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People in video meetings will, in future, be able to feel their hands being shaken and smell coffee in their virtual space, the founder...

Amid ‘unprecedented’ needs, UNICEF asks for $6.4b to help 190m children

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The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) launched a $6.4 billion emergency funding appeal to reach more than 190 million children affected by humanitarian crises amidst...

Tech makes it possible to digitally communicate through human touch

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Instead of inserting a card or scanning a smartphone to make a payment, what if you could simply touch the machine with your finger?

World Bank ‘missed vital opportunities’ to support COVID response: Oxfam

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Millions of people in low-income countries have been forced to go without health care or have had to pay for it during the coronavirus...

Almost half of Yemenis in acute food insecurity, UN data shows

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Famine-like conditions have reappeared in parts of Yemen and almost half the population is experiencing high levels of food insecurity, new United Nations data...
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