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Targeting IL-17 signalling as a cancer therapy can trigger an imbalance in gut microbiota that fuels tumour growth, but the right antibiotics could break this damaging feedback loop.
As the science behind a novel approach to treating disease evolves, the focus of research and clinical development is expanding from rare conditions to far more common diseases.
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How can we unleash the potential of AI while managing the risks? Do we need to restrict powerful AIs to vetted experts? Global experts convened in Hong Kong to plot a safe future for AI.
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By bringing together scientists with a broad range of expertise, a high-risk, high-reward programme is seeking to deliver fault-tolerant quantum computers by 2050.
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