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Clive Cookson

Clive Cookson

Senior science writer at Financial Times - FT.com

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    Covering topics
    • Biology/Microbiology
    • Health & Medicine
    • Physics
    • Science
    • Space Exploration

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    Recent Articles

    ft.com

    Sugar rationing in infancy cuts later risk of heart disease by 20%

    New analysis compares health records of people born before and after UK wartime restrictions ended in 1953
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    Start-up takes aim at ageing with drug to block cell death

    Cambridge-based LinkGevity focuses on preventing the process of necrosis
    ft.com

    Autism’s genetic roots differ by age of diagnosis, scientists find

    Term probably ‘describes multiple conditions’, according to Cambridge university researchers
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    Scientists use cloning technology to swap DNA in human eggs

    Early-stage US research could lead to infertility treatment for women who cannot produce viable eggs
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    Scientists pioneer ‘animal internet’ with dog phones and touchscree...

    Glasgow university researcher aims to ‘fundamentally reshape how animals implement control over their environment’
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    Reading for pleasure falls by 40% in US

    Decline over two decades ‘deeply concerning’, say researchers of study into daily habits of Americans
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    Scientists develop brain implant capable of decoding inner speech

    Stanford researchers use electrodes and artificial intelligence to help people whose paralysis prevents physical speech
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    Routine AI assistance hits skills of health experts performing colo...

    Study comes amid rapid adoption of the fast-developing technology
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    Chronic fatigue patients have different genes, study finds

    ‘Groundbreaking’ research discovers ‘genetic signals’ for debilitating illness
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    Biotech hails trial results for antidepressant paired with genetic ...

    Germany’s HMNC Brain Health says approach identifies patients most likely to benefit from its drug
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    Plastics a ‘grave’ danger to health, scientists warn before UN talks

    Experts say materials are harmful ‘at every stage’ of human life, as diplomats hold talks on global treaty
    ft.com

    Babies born with DNA from 3 people in pioneering UK IVF trial

    Babies born with DNA from 3 people in pioneering UK IVF trial
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    Cuts in western aid deadlier for Africa than Covid, Wellcome warns

    Chief executive says ‘abrupt’ policy change by US and others will have ‘huge’ health impact
    ft.com

    Brain ageing is the best predictor of longevity, scientists find

    Researchers develop blood tests to study ‘biological age’ of the body’s organs and tissues
    ft.com

    Inside the British lab growing a biological computer

    Australian start-up Cortical Labs and UK’s bit.bio have built CL1 with the aim of creating ‘synthetic biological intelligence’
    ft.com

    Vaccines may offer double protection against dementia, study suggests

    Vaccines may offer double protection against dementia, study suggests
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    Marcus du Sautoy and David Darling on maths, music and great art

    From Mozart and Dostoevsky to Jackson Pollock — two books reveal the fundamental and sometimes surprising intertwining of mathematics and creativity
    ft.com

    Welsh biotech wins funding to develop new depression treatments

    $140mn financing will allow Draig Therapeutics to move drug candidates into clinical trials
    ft.com

    Seaweed conservation ‘inadequate’ to fight alarming loss, report finds

    The balance of marine algae is at risk but barely mentioned in policy discussions, researchers say
    ft.com

    ADHD surge driven by rising awareness rather than more cases

    Real prevalence of condition has remained largely stable since 2020, according to research review
    ft.com

    The AI revolution changing how we predict the weather

    Rapidly advancing technology is helping meteorologists to make more accurate and detailed forecasts even further into the future