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A new treatment in which surgeons implant a chip on a critical nerve could mean relief for the eight million people in the UK with the condition that is linked to hypertension, strokes, heart attacks, diabetes, and even death.
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Mashup Score: 3Virus most likely to cause next pandemic 'could be passed to humans' from horses, study finds - 2 month(s) ago
Bird flu antibodies have been found in blood samples taken from horses in Mongolia, meaning horses anywhere could be vulnerable in areas where bird flu is present – and they could pass on the virus to humans.
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“It's already known that they can be infected with equine flu, caused by the H3N8 virus. But if a horse is simultaneously infected with H5N1, the viruses could swap genetic material and evolve rapidly.” https://t.co/3NRv6ZQY3R
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There’s been a huge rise in sexually explicit deepfakes as software to digitally transform a clothed picture into a naked picture is easy to get hold of, according to online harm experts, but for victims, the effect can be devastating.
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AI driving 'explosion' of fake nudes as victims say the law is failing them https://t.co/khS5nhPmhB
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Sky News analysed a series of viral posts circulating on platforms including X and TikTok since the shooting of Brian Thompson that reveal frustrations with the US health insurance system.
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RT @SkyNews: How CEO shooting sparked online debate over US health insurance Read more🔗 https://t.co/FFMW110ixG
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In a world first, surgeons have used a technique called deep brain stimulation to “re-awaken” dormant nerve fibres in the spinal cord and re-establish control of the leg muscles.
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Paralysed patients able to walk short distances after having electrodes implanted in their brains https://t.co/wj5pWWJqW6 https://t.co/zFhwnJ9pix
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Mashup Score: 2What's going on with drones spotted over US air bases in UK? - 3 month(s) ago
The unmanned aerial devices have been sighted a number of times since 20 November, over RAF Lakenheath and RAF Mildenhall, in Suffolk, and RAF Feltwell in Norfolk.
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What's going on with drones spotted over air bases in the UK? https://t.co/Yyuj9h1os4
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Mashup Score: 120UNRWA banned from operating in Israel - as agency head warns move will 'deepen the suffering of Palestinians' - 4 month(s) ago
Israel has banned the UN Palestinian refugee agency UNRWA from operating in the country – a move which could hamper its work in Gaza.
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RT @BenKentish: Shameful move. https://t.co/CnJLO7KS9y
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Mashup Score: 45Turkey attack latest: Reports of hostages taken after deadly 'terror attack' on defence company - 4 month(s) ago
Several people have been killed and others reportedly taken hostage after an apparent terror attack in Turkey at the headquarters of a defence and aerospace company. Local media reported a loud explosion and showed footage of an exchange of gunfire at the site in Ankara.
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RT @SkyNews: Watch The World with Anna Botting: Five people killed in apparent terror attack in Turkey Read more: https://t.co/KCKLgztmkY…
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Mashup Score: 0'This is our land, we deserve it': Dozens of Israelis planning to cross border and settle in Gaza - 4 month(s) ago
When asked what should happen to the Palestinians currently living in the territory, one Israeli woman replied: “We should kill them. Every last one of them.”
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Mashup Score: 12029Imran Khan prevented from calling sons and isolated in dark cell, says ex-wife Jemima Khan Goldsmith - 4 month(s) ago
Jemima Khan Goldsmith called on the UK foreign secretary to intervene as she said the former prime minister of Pakistan has had no contact with the outside world.
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RT @SkyNews: Imran Khan prevented from calling sons and isolated in dark cell, says ex-wife Jemima Khan Goldsmith https://t.co/rYpcCa2IIg
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