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Tomorrow's World

BBC One
on BBC One London

Tonight, a possible cure for baldness, discovered by accident by an Israeli doctor when she was treating wounds with a nutrient jelly. Plus, as part of the Computers Don't Bite season, a look at a machine that could help disabled people communicate by translating hand gestures into words.
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Producer:
Jasper James
Editor:
Philip Dolling
Source: Radio Times

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