<p>‘The results from our study are concerning given the common use of legal performance-enhancing substances among young people, particularly boys and men,’ researcher says</p>
<p>Millions worldwide at growing risk of flooding, researchers warn</p>
<p>'Folks who want to suggest or paint the picture that this was somehow peaceful and police indiscriminately used munitions against them, they're not being honest'</p>
<p>Cambridge-based pharmaceutical company has capacity to produce nearly 3 billion doses of vaccine</p>
<p>Ending lockdowns too early may be ‘recipe for disaster’, WHO boss warns</p>
<p>With tech’s increasing reliance on AI and algorithms, we need to ensure datasets aren’t flawed in order to reduce the danger of machines making prejudiced decisions. By <a href="/author/miles-ellingham">Miles Ellingham</a></p>
<p>Engineers behind self-powered technology say it could also be used to control a music player or let people sign for parcels, reports <a href="/author/chris-baynes">Chris Baynes</a></p>
<p>Celebrity doctor rejects conspiracy theories floated by former Labour leader’s brother</p>
<p>The politician was valued for his ability to build consensus by exerting his charm to bring together disparate groups</p>
<p>Europe director Hans Kluge says rise in hospital admissions in coming months would be ‘no reason for panic’</p>
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<p>One-third of people who died from Covid-19 in hospital had blood-sugar condition, Public Health England says</p>
<p>Rise in new coronavirus cases worldwide as Glasgow lockdown tightened</p>
<p>‘Embarrassment, fear of pain and being unaware of the signs and symptoms of gynaecological cancers often prevent women from talking openly about their health,’ says Dr Sue Ward</p>