Life on Earth may have come from space, scientists say
New research indicates that the building blocks of life could have arrived on Earth via meteorites, challenging traditional theories about the origins of life.
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Penis worm fossil rewrites evolutionary history
A 500-million-year-old fossil of a bizarre 'penis worm' discovered in the Grand Canyon challenges long-held theories about the origins of complex life on Earth.
Brave woman fights leukaemia with horse racing fundraiser
Charlotte Williams, diagnosed with leukaemia, is raising funds for Cancer Research UK through a horse racing event. Her inspiring story highlights resilience and community support.
Weight Loss Drugs May Ease Asthma Symptoms
New research reveals that GLP-1 weight loss medications, like Ozempic, may help reduce asthma attacks in obese patients, offering a dual benefit for those struggling with both conditions.
Gut bacteria imbalance may drive Long Covid symptoms
New research reveals a potential link between gut microbiome disruptions and persistent Long Covid symptoms, offering hope for future treatments.
Weight loss injections may relieve asthma symptoms
New research suggests that GLP-1 receptor agonists, commonly used for weight loss, may also improve asthma symptoms in obese individuals. Discover the potential dual benefits of these medications.
Glacier ice discovery sparks climate debate
A surprising discovery of ancient glacier ice has sparked debate, with climate change sceptics wrongly claiming it disproves global warming. Here's what the science really says.
Trump’s NSF Cuts Spark Science Community Outrage
Former President Donald Trump’s plans to slash funding for the National Science Foundation (NSF) have drawn fierce criticism from researchers and policymakers, who warn of dire consequences for US innovation.
Preventive mastectomy reduces breast cancer risk 90%
A landmark study reveals that preventive double mastectomy can slash breast cancer risk by 90% in women with genetic predispositions, offering new hope for high-risk patients.
Nigeria's human 'flycatchers' lure bloodsucking insects
Researchers in Nigeria have discovered a novel method to combat bloodsucking insects using human volunteers as 'flycatchers'. This groundbreaking study could revolutionise pest control in tropical regions.
Wrinkles may indicate bone health in ageing adults
New research suggests facial wrinkles may reveal more than just age—they could indicate bone density and overall skeletal health, offering a potential early warning system for osteoporosis.
7,000 daily steps may be enough for better health
New research suggests that walking just 7,000 steps daily can significantly improve health, challenging the traditional 10,000-step goal.
New diabetes test breakthrough for African descent
Groundbreaking research reveals a more accurate blood test for diabetes, addressing long-standing disparities in diagnosis for individuals of African ancestry.
Herpes virus linked to multiple sclerosis in new study
Groundbreaking research suggests a potential connection between the common herpes virus and the development of multiple sclerosis, shedding new light on the mysterious origins of the debilitating disease.
Google AI deciphers ancient Roman inscriptions about Aeneas
A groundbreaking AI tool developed by Google has successfully translated ancient Roman inscriptions, shedding new light on the legendary tale of Aeneas. Discover how technology is revolutionising historical research.
New aggressive Type 1 diabetes form found in Africa
Scientists uncover a rare and aggressive form of Type 1 diabetes in African populations, challenging previous medical assumptions and urging global awareness.
Food that cuts Alzheimer's risk by 50% revealed
New research suggests that including a certain type of food in your diet could dramatically reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
Optimal sleep duration for heart health revealed
New research reveals the optimal amount of sleep needed to protect your heart health and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
New study reveals surprising cause of wrinkles
Groundbreaking research reveals a previously unknown factor behind wrinkles, challenging long-held beliefs about skin ageing. Find out what’s really causing those fine lines.
Exeter study reveals dementia prevention strategies
Researchers at the University of Exeter have uncovered groundbreaking findings that could revolutionise dementia prevention strategies, offering hope to millions worldwide.
NHS urges public to donate DNA for medical research
Experts from the NHS are calling on Britons to contribute their DNA to a revolutionary health initiative aimed at transforming personalised medicine and disease prevention.
Ancient Scottish trees reveal Arctic climate secrets
Centuries-old trees in Scotland's Orkney Islands hold vital clues about historical Arctic climate changes, offering insights into modern environmental challenges.
Genetic secret of people who never caught COVID revealed
Groundbreaking research reveals why certain individuals avoided COVID-19 infection entirely, pointing to a remarkable genetic advantage that kept them safe.
Manchester Royal Exchange's slavery links exposed
New research uncovers the Manchester Royal Exchange's historical links to slavery and colonialism, shedding light on its controversial origins.
Coffee may help ADHD, anxiety & pain—study reveals
A groundbreaking study suggests caffeine might help manage ADHD symptoms, reduce anxiety, and even alleviate pain—but is it a cure or just a temporary fix?
Cancer drugs may slow Alzheimer's progression
New research suggests that existing cancer drugs could help slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease, offering hope for millions affected by dementia.
Mysterious 'Wave Glider' Found Off Queensland Coast
A bizarre 'wave glider' device was discovered off the coast of Queensland, baffling locals and igniting speculation about its origins—from military tech to alien encounters.
Boy or girl? Odds aren't 50-50 say scientists
New research challenges the long-held belief that the chances of having a boy or girl are equal. Discover the surprising factors that influence your baby's gender.
Scientific publishing needs urgent reform to restore trust
Experts warn that the current scientific publishing system is undermining public trust and must undergo radical reforms to ensure transparency and credibility.
Trump science cuts trigger mass research layoffs
Deep cuts to US science funding under the Trump administration have led to widespread job losses across research institutions, threatening America's position as a global leader in innovation.
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