32,000 could die in extreme heatwaves, study warns
A new Stanford study reveals extreme heat could cause weekly death tolls rivaling the COVID pandemic, with up to 32,000 fatalities possible. Learn how adaptation measures could save lives.
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140+ Drugs Disrupt Gut, Fuel Cancer Risk
Stanford scientists reveal how common medications reshape the gut microbiome, creating inflammation that promotes colorectal cancer. Discover the implications for your health.
Grey Hair Linked to Cancer Protection in New Study
Groundbreaking research reveals the cellular mechanism behind hair greying may actually help shield the body from cancer development, turning conventional wisdom on its head.
Extreme Heat Increases Premature Birth Risk 15%
Groundbreaking research from Stanford University shows extreme heat exposure significantly increases risk of premature births, with worrying implications for climate change and maternal health.
Study: Male weight affects apparent size down below
Groundbreaking research suggests men with higher BMI measurements may face unexpected anatomical differences that could impact intimate health and confidence.
4,000 Steps Weekly Cuts Early Death Risk
New research shows even minimal weekly walking delivers significant health benefits, challenging conventional exercise guidelines and offering hope for sedentary individuals.
Philadelphia police investigated over violent arrest footage
Shocking bodycam footage reveals Philadelphia police officer striking a restrained man multiple times during an arrest, prompting internal investigation and public outrage.
Family murder-suicide shocks Leeton community
A quiet Australian town is reeling after Marcus Stanford allegedly killed his brother Vincent and sister-in-law Stephanie Scott before taking his own life in a devastating family tragedy.
Women's Dementia Risk: Scientists Discover Biological Cause
Groundbreaking research from Stanford University has identified the biological reason women face higher dementia risk. The X chromosome connection explained.
Stanford Faces Vaccine Priority Scandal Investigation
Explosive allegations reveal Stanford Medical School may have improperly prioritised VIPs for precious vaccines, sparking a major investigation and public outrage.
Grandparents Have More Sex Than Gen Z, Study Finds
A landmark study uncovers a dramatic generational divide in sexual activity, with Britons over 70 reporting more active sex lives than their Gen Z grandchildren. Experts point to technology, economic pressures, and shifting social norms as key factors in
Hakeem Olajuwon's Son Commits to Stanford Basketball
Aziz Olajuwon, the son of NBA legend Hakeem Olajuwon, has announced his commitment to play college basketball for Stanford University, following in his father's formidable footsteps.
Daily Painkiller Use Linked To 40% Higher Dementia Risk
Groundbreaking Oxford research reveals a strong link between long-term use of a specific, widely-used painkiller and a dramatically increased risk of developing dementia.
Study: Humans Could Live 20% Longer With Simple Changes
New research from top universities shows dramatic lifespan extension is possible through targeted interventions. Discover the science behind living longer and healthier.
30,000 UK Babies Enrolled in Landmark Health Study
A groundbreaking £10m study will track 30,000 babies across the UK from birth to map their health, development, and environment, aiming to tackle major childhood inequalities.
Elon Musk's Daughter Rejects Fortune at Stanford
Vivian Jenna Wilson, daughter of billionaire Elon Musk, makes headlines as she navigates Stanford University life with roommates, explicitly distancing herself from her father's wealth and the Musk family legacy.
Kemi Badenoch condemns Stanford's 'woke' diversity training
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch launches a scathing critique of Stanford University's diversity training, championing free speech and British values in a landmark transatlantic address.
Kemi Badenoch declines Stanford medicine scholarship
UK Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch turns down a fully-funded Stanford University medicine scholarship, reaffirming her commitment to British politics and her constituents in Essex.
Study: Personality Traits Strongly Linked to Life Expectancy
Groundbreaking UK research uncovers the key personality characteristics associated with longevity, offering fresh insights into how our traits influence lifespan beyond genetics and lifestyle.
Olympic Skier Eileen Gu Switches to Represent New Zealand
Olympic freestyle skiing champion Eileen Gu, who represented China in 2022, announces her decision to represent New Zealand in future competitions while attending university, sparking international discussion.
Jay Bhattacharya study questions mRNA vaccine efficacy
Stanford professor Jay Bhattacharya's latest research questions the efficacy of mRNA vaccines, igniting fresh controversy in the scientific community.
11 mins of tennis daily = 10 more years of life?
A groundbreaking study suggests that playing tennis for just 11 minutes a day could add up to a decade to your lifespan. Discover how this fun and social sport boosts longevity.
Health Food Linked to ALS in Shocking Study
A new study suggests a trendy health food, beloved by affluent Americans, may be linked to the development of ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease). Researchers warn of potential risks—could your diet be putting you in danger?
Female gorilla dominates males twice her size
A groundbreaking study reveals how a female gorilla used intelligence and agility to dominate larger males, reshaping our understanding of primate hierarchies.
Air pollution may dramatically increase dementia risk
New research warns that long-term exposure to air pollution may significantly increase the likelihood of developing dementia, with vulnerable groups most at risk.
Shroud of Turin: New evidence suggests authenticity
A groundbreaking study on the Shroud of Turin has reignited debates over its authenticity, with researchers suggesting it may indeed be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ.
French Fries Linked to Higher Diabetes Risk
New research suggests frequent consumption of french fries may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes. Discover the findings and healthier alternatives.
Genetic study reveals clues to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
A groundbreaking study has identified key genetic markers linked to Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS), offering new hope for understanding this debilitating condition.
Palisades fire death toll worse than reported
A new study highlights the devastating impact of the Palisades fire, uncovering critical safety lapses and a higher-than-reported death toll.
Walking faster may slash heart attack risk
A groundbreaking study suggests that increasing your walking speed and distance may significantly reduce the risk of heart attacks and improve overall cardiovascular health.
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