DNA test dispute over sculptor's estate
A daughter's DNA test sparks a fierce legal battle over the estate of renowned sculptor Fred Eversley, raising questions about inheritance and family secrets.
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DNA evidence exonerates Connecticut man after 20 years
A Connecticut man wrongfully convicted of murder has been cleared after two decades behind bars, with new DNA evidence proving his innocence.
Adams faces backlash over 9/11 remains DNA testing
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has sparked controversy with his administration's decision to conduct DNA testing on unidentified remains from the 9/11 attacks. Critics argue the move lacks sensitivity towards victims' families.
DNA solves 1993 murder of NY teen
Decades after the brutal murder of 17-year-old Sarah Harris in New York, advanced DNA technology has finally identified her killer, bringing long-awaited closure to her family.
Air filters reveal UK wildlife secrets
Groundbreaking research using air pollution filters uncovers hidden wildlife DNA across the UK, revolutionising conservation efforts.
DNA tagging targets football hooligans in police crackdown
Police are set to use revolutionary DNA tagging technology to identify and track football hooligans in a major new initiative to curb violence at matches.
Genetic clues to chronic fatigue syndrome discovered
New research reveals potential genetic markers linked to chronic fatigue syndrome, offering hope for better diagnosis and treatment.
DNA spray targets football hooligans
UK police are using cutting-edge 'SmartWater' technology to spray invisible DNA markers on violent football fans, making it easier to identify and prosecute troublemakers.
Genetic clues to ME/CFS uncovered in new study
Scientists have identified potential genetic markers for myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), also known as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), offering new hope for diagnosis and treatment.
DNA solves 30-year Virginia cold case
A decades-old mystery is finally solved as DNA technology identifies the remains of a young boy found in Virginia, bringing closure to a haunting case.
DNA solves 1986 Virginia cold case of unidentified boy
After nearly four decades, forensic genealogy has finally identified a young boy whose remains were discovered in Virginia in 1986, shedding light on one of America's most haunting cold cases.
Scientists sound alarm over mysterious 'mirror life'
Researchers warn of a bizarre 'mirror life' phenomenon that could rewrite the rules of biology. What is it, and why are experts so concerned?
DNA analyst pleads guilty to evidence tampering
Former Colorado DNA analyst Yvonne 'Missy' Woods admits to tampering with evidence in a bombshell plea deal. Discover how her actions impacted hundreds of cases.
Early heart disease may triple dementia risk
New research suggests that individuals diagnosed with heart disease before age 45 may face a significantly increased risk of developing dementia later in life.
Ultra-processed foods tied to higher lung cancer risk
New research suggests that consuming ultra-processed foods may significantly increase the risk of developing lung cancer, even in non-smokers.
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Sucralose may cause DNA damage, study warns
New research suggests that sucralose, a common artificial sweetener, may cause DNA damage and increase cancer risk. Experts urge caution as regulatory bodies review the findings.
Common habit triples cancer risk for 18 million
A new study reveals that a widespread habit followed by millions could dramatically increase the chances of developing cancer. Experts warn of the hidden dangers lurking in daily routines.
Study: The View hosts 5x more liberal guests than Fox News
A new study highlights the overwhelming liberal dominance on ABC's 'The View' compared to Fox News, sparking debates on media bias and balanced discourse.
DNA confirms link to Washington's cherry tree legend
Scientists have used DNA testing to confirm that a South Carolina tree is a direct descendant of the famous cherry tree George Washington allegedly chopped down as a child.
DNA test between brother and son yields inconclusive results
A shocking DNA test between a man and his alleged son yields inconclusive results, leaving a family in turmoil and raising more questions than answers.
Shroud of Turin may not be Jesus' burial cloth, study claims
A groundbreaking study casts doubt on the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin, suggesting it may not have been the burial cloth of Jesus Christ as long believed.
World's most stressful city for tourists revealed
A new study has uncovered the most stressful city for visitors, with factors like crowds, transport, and costs making it a nightmare for travellers. Find out if your next destination is on the list!
Foods That Prevent Illness in Later Life
New research reveals that a diet rich in certain foods may significantly reduce the risk of chronic diseases as you age. Discover which foods to add to your plate today.
Scientists reveal why Ring of Fire volcanoes are so explosive
A new study reveals the hidden mechanisms behind the explosive eruptions of 'Ring of Fire' volcanoes, reshaping our understanding of Earth's most volatile regions.
NHS DNA tests for breast cancer risk in Hampshire & Dorset
Groundbreaking NHS initiative in Hampshire and Dorset offers DNA testing to identify women at high risk of breast cancer, enabling early intervention and personalised care.
Plant-based diet cuts diabetes risk by 70%
New research suggests that adopting a fibre-rich, plant-based diet could dramatically reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, offering a potential lifeline for millions.
Diet drinks linked to higher diabetes risk, study finds
New research suggests that artificially sweetened beverages may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, challenging previous assumptions about their safety.
Ultra-processed foods tied to higher lung cancer risk
New research suggests that consuming ultra-processed foods may significantly increase the risk of developing lung cancer, even among non-smokers.
Vaping overtakes smoking among UK teens: study
A groundbreaking study from the University of Michigan shows vaping has surpassed cigarette use among UK teenagers, raising public health concerns.
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