AI chatbot ‘could be better at assessing eye problems than medics’
Researchers said that while the model does not ‘seem capable’ of replacing ophthalmologists, it could ‘provide useful advice’ to non-specialists’.
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Researchers identify ichthyosaur that may be the largest known marine reptile
Experts estimate that the giant creature would have been more than 25 metres long.
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Police probe bone marrow injections ‘offered to children with autism’
A person claiming to be a doctor plans to travel to the UK next week to offer the treatment, the Royal Borough of Greenwich said.
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Shopaholic author Sophie Kinsella reveals aggressive brain cancer diagnosis
She has been receiving chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
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Nine people facing charges over ‘largest gold heist in Canadian history’
Police said 6,600 gold bars were stolen from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport a year ago.
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Harry may be forced to settle claim against Sun publisher due to legal costs
The Duke of Sussex is bringing legal action against News Group Newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering.
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NHS can recover with effort and resources, surgeon tells Scottish Covid inquiry
Mike McKirdy, president of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, was speaking to the inquiry on Wednesday.
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Podcast hopes to identify mystery body ‘Balmore Man’ found in 2011
The body of a man was found in woods near a golf club in East Dunbartonshire and was thought to have been there for up to six months.
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Why was Hugh Grant ‘at risk of £10m in costs’ in case against The Sun publisher?
The actor said he could have faced a multimillion-pound legal bill if his claim against News Group Newspapers had gone to trial.
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Royal Mail owner rejects bid approach from Czech billionaire
Daniel Kretinsky’s EP Group said it would consider ‘all options’ after its all-cash proposal was rebuffed by International Distribution Services.
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Up to parents to discipline children, says minister on smacking ban call
Paediatricians have described the current law as ‘unjust and dangerously vague’.
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Positive plans for St Peter’s parish after community consultation
Enlarging St Peter’s post office with a cafe, installing pedestrian improvements and upgrading a sports pavilion were the most popular ideas from parish residents, as part of a major community plan consultation.
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Sri Lankan community marks New Year with games and food
THE Sri Lankan New Year was celebrated in Guernsey last weekend, with an afternoon of games and traditional food.
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Parkinson’s Guernsey ‘has plenty to offer’
Parkinson’s Guernsey showcased a variety of local services, which could help those with the diagnosis, as part of an awareness day at the weekend.
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UN appeals for £2.39 billion to help three million Palestinians in need of aid
The UN stressed that tackling looming famine in war-torn Gaza requires not only food but sanitation, water and health facilities.
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