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://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1004205/russia-news-Tupolev-Tu-22M3M-fighter-jet-unveiled

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://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1004199/atmosphere-mesosphere-cloud-formation-space-weather-forecast

New Treatments

A team of US scientists from the National Institutes of Health used a gene injection to reprogramme dumb non-seeing retinal cells, and then use them to replace damaged light-sensitive rod cells.

This is the first time researchers have managed to replace damaged retinal cells, leading to hopes that the same process could one day be applied to humans.

The study demonstrated that it is possible to restore lost light-sensitive cells in the eye, by putting a gene into the retinal cells and using it to reorientate them.

This allowed mice to regain their vision after about six weeks.

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://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1004069/Blindness-cure-sight-restored-mice-gene-therapy

Anon parents, also Watch the water, if your kids are in/by it

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www.thesun.co.uk/news/7028718/germany-increase-children-drowning-lifeguards-blame-parents/