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The first night on the outside is a memorable one for all defectors. i hugged my daughter and started to cry, not because i was sad or lonely, but because weve survived. shes notjust survived, shes thrived. those still here will be hoping for a similar success. michael bristow, bbc news, seoul. a new scanning technique has been developed that can see inside the body in unprecedented detail — using a transparent mouse. the technology makes it possible to detect cancerous tumours at cellular lev...

Medical researchers try out new drugs and treatments on mice first before trying them out on people. the new scanning technique enables scientists to see things theyve never seen before. it also has the potential to improve the way in which new drugs are developed and tested. and it could greatly accelerate the understanding of hundreds, if not thousands, of diseases. currently, scientists slice up tissues into very thin sections to study them under a microscope. uk researchers are excited about...

Compare this image to a conventional scan, which shows only two of the largest concentration of tumours. it enables to see every single cancer at single cell level. because diseases like cancer, they kill at cell level. so if we dont see them, we cannot treat them. this technology enables us to see this hidden enemy. in green are the nerve endings outside the mouses body. different chemicals show different tissue. inside, the purple tube snaking around is part of its digestive system. we can eve...

The understanding of hundreds, if not thousands, of diseases. currently, scientists slice up tissues into very thin sections to study them under a microscope. uk researchers are excited about this new way of analysing their samples. the potential that it has to be able to identify various tissues, cells, structures and also understanding really the development of diseases, we cant wait to get our hands on the technique. muzlifah haniffa is imaging cells to help create an online map, or atlas, of...

On monday morning because of waterlogging of the roads. at many places, residents were left stranded as water overflowed from clogged drains and submerged roads. public transport and cab services were adversely affected as well. a new scanning technique has been developed that can see inside the body in unprecedented detail — using a transparent mouse. the technology makes it possible to detect cancerous tumours at cellular level. pallab ghosh has the story. meet the transparent mouse. everyth...

Joining me now isjeannie mcginnis. shes been living with long covid since contracting coronavirus back in march 2020. and also im joined by professorjim wild, who led the team which developed this new scanning technique. both of you, very good to join us. you developed covid in march 2020. how has the past nearly two years been for you? explain to us how you are feeling. it been for you? explain to us how you are feeling-— are feeling. it started off mild to moderate- _ are feeling. it started...