Our weekly news round-up: Keck telescope finds 9000km long storm on Neptune; Global VR revenue predicted to hit US$37.7B by 2020; Gene editing fixes disease-causing mutations in early stage human embryos; Breakthrough sunscreen made from salmon sperm; LastPass price hike comes with new features; Android speed control for YouTube; Ransomware saviour detained by FBI; Ultra high compression digital storage; Scamwatch update.

The British Medical Journal reports that policy makers, educators and doctors should stop advocating "complete the course" when referring to these life saving drugs. Instead we should stop taking them when we feel better.

The British Medical Journal reports that policy makers, educators and doctors should stop advocating "complete the course" when referring to these life saving drugs. Instead we should stop taking them when we feel better.

Our weekly news round-up: Keck telescope finds 9000km long storm on Neptune; Global VR revenue predicted to hit US$37.7B by 2020; Gene editing fixes disease-causing mutations in early stage human embryos; Breakthrough sunscreen made from salmon sperm; LastPass price hike comes with new features; Android speed control for YouTube; Ransomware saviour detained by FBI; Ultra high compression digital storage; Scamwatch update.

Our weekly news round-up: Keck telescope finds 9000km long storm on Neptune; Global VR revenue predicted to hit US$37.7B by 2020; Gene editing fixes disease-causing mutations in early stage human embryos; Breakthrough sunscreen made from salmon sperm; LastPass price hike comes with new features; Android speed control for YouTube; Ransomware saviour detained by FBI; Ultra high compression digital storage; Scamwatch update.

The British Medical Journal reports that policy makers, educators and doctors should stop advocating "complete the course" when referring to these life saving drugs. Instead we should stop taking them when we feel better.

The oldest known axe head in the world has been found 300 km east of Darwin. Using the latest advanced dating techniques, scientists confirm humans arrived 18,000 years earlier than previously thought.

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Governments want access to WhatsApp and other encrypted messaging technologies that have been used by terrorists.

The oldest known axe head in the world has been found 300 km east of Darwin. Using the latest advanced dating techniques, scientists confirm humans arrived 18,000 years earlier than previously thought.