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April Fools’ Day | Wellbeing woes | High on fry | Cow cover | Helping out on CasualtyI searched Saturday’s Guardian in vain for your customary April fool gag. Maybe this year I’m excessively gullible or perhaps you made April fools of us all by there simply being no April fool. If so, it’s an excellent ruse to get us all to scour every inch of your columns.Sylvia EdwardsSale, Greater Manchester• Robert Jenrick says that “we must not elevate the wellbeing of ill

Brain-machine interface (BMI) technology, for all its decades of development, still awaits widespread use. Reasons include hardware and software that’s not yet up to the task in noninvasive approaches that use electroencephalogram (EEG) sensors placed on the scalp, and that surgery is required in approaches relying on brain implants.Now, researchers at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), Australia, in collaboration with the Australian Army, have developed portable, prototype dry sen