A letter from Dr Matthew Dryden praises the astute diagnosis of hantavirus on the MV Hondius, highlighting the role of the UK Overseas Territories programme and collaboration that prevented a global outbreak.
Graham Clarke, who has died aged 83, journeyed from architecture and early computing to psychoanalysis, focusing on Fairbairn's object relations theory, producing five books and 30 papers.
Michael Humphreys, a Baptist minister and pioneering researcher in adaptive thermal comfort for buildings, has died aged 89. His work challenged narrow industry standards.
Declan Rice's nonstop schedule raises concerns as England's midfield falters in World Cup opener. Thomas Tuchel seeks solutions, with Reece James a potential option.
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Stand Up for Science founder warns proposed OMB rule would create a 'slush fund' and dismantle US research, as activists mobilize against Trump administration cuts.
New research from Harvard links prenatal exposure to PFAS 'forever chemicals' with the development of polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) later in life, suggesting chemical exposure may be a main driver.
Experts question government-funded study conclusions on kidney cancer rates near a PFAS factory in Lancashire, urging further investigation into forever chemical exposure.
Makeup artist Daniel Parker reveals how he recreated radiation burns for the Chernobyl drama, including a worker whose skin turned brown after one shift.
Sir Ian Wilmut, who led the team that cloned Dolly the sheep, has died aged 79. His work sparked ethical debates and advanced stem cell research.
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Surgeons externally used a genetically modified pig liver to filter blood in a brain-dead human, offering hope for liver failure patients.
Avery Wagner, star of the 2012 'party scene' meme, reflects on the bullying and anxiety it caused, but now embraces her internet fame.
Study links conscientious personality traits to 15% lower mortality risk; being active and organised also beneficial.
Biogen's aducanumab, a potential first Alzheimer's drug to slow decline, nears FDA decision amid debate over effectiveness and high cost.
Texas A&M researchers suggest humans may retain dormant regenerative abilities, potentially enabling tissue regrowth rather than scarring, challenging long-held beliefs about mammalian healing.
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A study finds HPV vaccination reduces cervical cancer death risk to near zero for women under 30, but falling uptake may reverse progress.
James Ehnes and Andrew Armstrong bring assurance and grace to Brahms's three violin sonatas, showcasing a partnership spanning over three decades.
A sea squirt from Antarctica contains a bacterium that kills melanoma cells without harming healthy ones, offering hope for new cancer treatments.
US researchers develop blood test measuring tau protein to detect Alzheimer's early, potentially usable in GP surgeries within five years.
Cancer Research UK boosts Manchester Institute funding by £6m annually, enabling new immunotherapy and AI research to improve cancer detection and treatment for patients.
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DNA from 7th-century English skeletons reveals west African ancestry, indicating early medieval long-distance migration.
New research reveals Ebola virus can persist in brain tissue for months, replicating and causing rare relapses and long-term complications in survivors.
Study finds sperm quality deteriorates with longer abstinence, suggesting more frequent ejaculation may boost male fertility.
New discoveries in Turkey, including a statue with a deceased expression, reshape understanding of Neolithic life and settled societies over 11,000 years ago.
New research reveals that the oldest strains of the plague were already highly lethal thousands of years before the Black Death, challenging previous assumptions about its early evolution.
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Former NFL star Aldon Smith's family donates his brain for CTE research after his sudden death at age 36, hours after charity work in San Francisco.
Ancient DNA from Siberian cemeteries reveals the earliest known plague outbreak 5,500 years ago, likely from raw marmots, devastating hunter-gatherer tribes.
Chinese study links delayed REM sleep to higher Alzheimer's proteins amyloid and tau, suggesting dream recall difficulty may be an early sign.
Scientists have debunked the five-second rule, showing that bacteria transfers to food almost immediately upon contact with contaminated surfaces.
Cambridge scientists create lab-grown human embryo model that produces blood stem cells, aiding leukaemia research and transplant potential.
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Three Soyuz 11 cosmonauts died from sudden cabin depressurisation 30 minutes before landing, with air sucked from their lungs. A valve opened prematurely in space.
