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Click
Season 23 · Episode 39
Gene Therapy and AI Screening
0.025mDecember 3, 2022
Click explores the cutting-edge gene therapy helping patients with serious diseases, and the artificial intelligence being used to assess the risk of breast cancer returning. Plus a device that transforms the everyday lives of blind people.
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- Episode 1CES 2022: The Weird and Wonderful
- Episode 2CES: Part 2
- Episode 3Click Goes to Hollywood
- Episode 4Swingin' Satellites
- Episode 5The Illegal Pet Trade
- Episode 6The Future of Video Calls
- Episode 7Mechanical Medical Marvels
- Episode 8The Return of MWC
- Episode 9Scalpers 2.0
- Episode 10Can Computer Games Help Reduce Pain?
- Episode 11Could Solar Solve the Energy Crisis?
- Episode 12A Sea of Solar Power
- Episode 13Drones, Rapping and Raving
- Episode 14Space Homes and Asteroid Mining
- Episode 15Robot Repairs Out at Sea
- Episode 16The Tech Tracking Lost Dogs
- Episode 1702/06/2022
- Episode 18Software on Prescription
- Episode 19Turning Food Waste into Energy
- Episode 20Tech Tracks the Rubbish Dumpers
- Episode 21Can Tech Go Green?
- Episode 22A Sports Day Smash
- Episode 23Concussion, Fan Tech and Skills
- Episode 24Chocolate, dating and dreaming
- Episode 25Tech For Travel
- Episode 26Gaming Prom and Summer Gadgets
- Episode 27Agritech and the Future of Farming
- Episode 28Click at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
- Episode 29Best in (Tech) Show
- Episode 30Driverless cabs, AI perfume and a history mystery
- Episode 31Can Tech Help You Dress Better?
- Episode 32BBC 100 Years Tech Special
- Episode 33Organ Scanning and Crypto Scandal
- Episode 34Tech to Make Driving and Swimming Safer
- Episode 35Who’s Buying Up the Metaverse?
- Episode 36Social, Skype and (ultra) Sound
- Episode 37Green Special
- Episode 38Voice Banking and Robots
- Episode 39Gene Therapy and AI Screening
- Episode 40Female Tech Innovators
- Episode 41The Future of Art
- Episode 42Christmas Special 2022
- Episode 99Duplicated Episode - Delete / Ignore