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Thea Jourdan
Thea Jourdan
Thea Jourdan has been writing about engineering and architecture for over 10 years. She edited and commissioned Special Reports in engineering, defence, energy automobile and aerospace for the Daily Telegraph from 2005 to 2015.
Thea Jourdan
Latest posts by Thea Jourdan (see all)
  • Is hardwater good for you? - 23rd May 2025
  • Peroxide injections may boost radiotherapy treatment - 18th April 2025
  • NATO Hedgehogs have sharp spines - 28th March 2025

Is hardwater good for you?

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Peroxide injections may boost radiotherapy treatment

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NATO Hedgehogs have sharp spines

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A little port anyone?

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Tailor-made cancer vaccines

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One-off blood tests for bowel cancer

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Colon cancer takes sides

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Scotland’s engineering heritage

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Sir James Dyson: Q&A

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Construction Update

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Energy update

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  • Green Energy
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    Almost 2 in 3 (59%) Brits are now using AI to self-diagnose. And 1 in 10 (11%) claim using AI to self-diagnose helped improve their condition. That’s according to new …

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