AI did as well as a panel of doctors when searching for skin cancer.
Medicine
11 April 2016
A team have created a new form of personalised medicine, which could mean correct doses of drugs for transplant...
11 April 2016
Could the forgotten vitamin K have life saving properties?
03 April 2016
If a test picks up 25% abnormal cells in a developing embryo, does that mean the baby will be abnormal? Maybe not.
03 April 2016
Brain training apps are a huge market, but do they actually work?
23 March 2016
DNA from 18th century teeth reveals plague secrets
20 March 2016
What is the sugar tax, why is it being imposed and, most importantly, will it work?
15 March 2016
Could we dry blood so that is could be stored forever and transported with ease?
15 March 2016
What makes Cambridge Science Festival so special?
15 March 2016
How can scientists become great communicators? FameLab can help.
07 March 2016
Why didn't we see Zika coming, and how can we try and prepare for what's out there?
07 March 2016
Polio is closer than ever to being eradicated, but social and political issues are getting in the way.
07 March 2016
Smallpox was the first disease ever to be wiped out by science, but how did we do it?
07 March 2016
The UK's longest running study turned 70 this week, so what did we learn?
07 March 2016
Could skimping on sleep be giving you the equivalent of the marijuana munchies?
07 March 2016
Nitrous oxide has been shown to reduce the instance of intrusive memories from a "traumatic" film.
26 February 2016
If you're left-brain dominant, are you more organised? And if you're more right-brain, are you more creative?
26 February 2016
A new way to find fatty arterial plaques that can rupture and cause a heart attack is unveiled by UK cardiologists...
23 February 2016
A groudbreaking cancer "cure" has been all over the news, but should we be jumping up and down just yet?
13 February 2016
Professor Azim Surani discusses the recent global summit on genome editing held in Washington in December.
13 February 2016
Tony Perry from the University of Bath told me more about the story of CRISPR, and some of its potential applications.
13 February 2016
Back in July 2012, science writer Nell Barrie and I discussed the implications of the discovery of CRISPR.
08 February 2016
The WHO has declared the virus as a public health emergency but why? And how does it compare to the Ebola virus?
08 February 2016
Bed bugs are spreading across the world and fast. However, they're becoming increasingly resistant to treatment...
08 February 2016
Kat Arney been peeking out from under her brolly to tackle another mythconception. This week, will going out with wet...