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Trump blamed for UK inflation in new poll
A new poll shows UK voters blame Donald Trump's economic policies for worsening inflation and the cost-of-living crisis, with many calling for stronger government intervention.
Poll: Trump's August Tariffs Divide Voters
A recent poll highlights American voters' views on Trump's proposed August tariffs, with significant implications for trade and the economy.
Brits: Random citizens would govern better than politicians
A shocking new survey suggests the British public has lost faith in Westminster, with many believing ordinary people could make better decisions than career politicians.
Saving England's riverbanks for public enjoyment
England's picturesque riverbanks are under threat from privatisation and neglect. It's time to reclaim these landscapes for public enjoyment and conservation.
Newborn HIV vaccine shows promise in trials
Scientists are testing a groundbreaking HIV vaccine designed for newborns, offering hope in the fight against the virus. Early results show strong immune responses in trials.
Dementia jab breakthrough offers Alzheimer's hope
A groundbreaking new jab could slow or even halt the progression of Alzheimer's disease, offering hope to millions. Early trials show promising results in targeting toxic proteins linked to dementia.
Public support for UK climate policies plummets - poll
A new Ipsos poll shows dwindling public backing for UK climate policies, with rising concerns over costs and government commitment ahead of elections.
NFL accused of concealing concussion study from Boston University
The National Football League is under fire after reports emerge suggesting it may have concealed crucial concussion research findings from Boston University.
Education linked to slower ageing and longer life
New research suggests that individuals with higher education levels experience slower biological ageing and enjoy longer lifespans. Discover the fascinating link between academia and longevity.
Ultra-processed foods tied to higher lung cancer risk
A groundbreaking study suggests that consuming ultra-processed foods may significantly increase the risk of developing lung cancer, even for non-smokers.
1 in 3 UK teen vapers start smoking: study
New research shows that a third of UK teenagers who vape will transition to smoking cigarettes, raising concerns about vaping as a gateway habit.
Childhood ADHD linked to higher dementia risk - study
New research suggests children diagnosed with ADHD may face a higher likelihood of developing dementia in adulthood. Experts urge early intervention and long-term monitoring.
EU excludes Israel from Horizon Europe programme
The European Commission has suspended Israel's participation in the Horizon Europe research programme, citing violations of international law in the Palestinian territories.
Breast cancer research breakthrough could save thousands
Scientists have made a revolutionary discovery in breast cancer research that could lead to more effective treatments and improved survival rates.
Most adults carry genes affecting lifespan - study
Groundbreaking research shows that the majority of adults possess genetic variants linked to shorter lifespans. Discover what this means for your health.
Autism surge tied to higher dementia risk
New research reveals a concerning connection between rising autism diagnoses and increased vulnerability to dementia in later life. Experts warn of a looming public health crisis.
Cutting processed foods may prevent 7,000 heart cases yearly
New research from Queen Mary University of London shows reducing ultra-processed food consumption by 10% could prevent thousands of UK heart disease cases annually.
Amazon sparks protests in Southport over new facility
Residents in Southport are voicing strong opposition to Amazon's new facility, citing concerns over increased traffic, noise, and disruption to local businesses. The Institute for Public Policy Research weighs in on the debate.
Prevent 80% of liver cancer with lifestyle changes & vaccines
New research reveals that up to 80% of liver cancer cases could be prevented through healthier lifestyles and vaccination programmes, offering hope for reducing the disease's global burden.
Llama antibodies may transform schizophrenia treatment
Groundbreaking research reveals that antibodies from llamas could revolutionise schizophrenia treatment, offering new hope for patients.
Diet changes may reduce Alzheimer’s risk, study finds
Groundbreaking research suggests that tweaking your diet could significantly reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Discover the foods that may protect your brain.
Biden announces cancer research boost in LA
President Joe Biden unveiled a groundbreaking cancer research initiative in Los Angeles, emphasising his administration's commitment to advancing medical breakthroughs.
New evidence: Robin Hood may have been real
Fresh historical research challenges traditional views on Robin Hood's origins, suggesting the folk hero may have been based on a real person in medieval England.
Seeing sick people triggers immune response - study
New research suggests that merely seeing someone who appears infectious can trigger an immune response in the body, shedding light on the mind-body connection in immunity.
Breast cancer prevention breakthrough discovered
Groundbreaking research reveals a promising new approach to preventing breast cancer, offering hope for millions at risk.
Neanderthals may have eaten maggots, new study reveals
Groundbreaking study suggests Neanderthals may have included insect larvae in their diet, challenging previous assumptions about their eating habits.
Green tea, red wine compounds may help fight cancer
Groundbreaking research suggests that compounds found in green tea and red wine may help combat cancer by disrupting cancer cell metabolism. Scientists uncover potential health benefits beyond antioxidants.
Academics challenge Australia's uni fee reforms
Leading academics and researchers urge the Australian government to reconsider the JRG scheme, warning of dire consequences for higher education and research.
FDA drugs may reverse Alzheimer's, study finds
Scientists have discovered that two FDA-approved drugs could potentially reverse Alzheimer's disease, offering new hope for millions affected by this debilitating condition.
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