Ancient Boy Survived Lion Attack Thanks to Community Care
A new study reveals a teenage boy from 6,000 years ago survived a lion attack in Bulgaria for months, highlighting early human compassion and social care. Discover the incredible story.
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Prehistoric Teen Survived Lion Attack, Study Finds
Archaeologists reveal a teenage boy from 6,000 years ago survived a lion mauling for months, offering profound insights into Neolithic social care and community support in ancient Bulgaria.
Alzheimer's Brain Changes Found in 10% of UK Over-70s
Groundbreaking UK study finds 1 in 10 over-70s have Alzheimer's-like brain proteins, meaning over 1 million could be eligible for new treatments. Discover the real-world impact.
Peak physical ability hits at age 35, study finds
New research shows physical capacity peaks at 35, slowing down after 40. Discover how activity can slow decline and which athletes prove the rule.
DNA Reveals Beachy Head Woman's True British Origins
New genetic analysis solves the mystery of Beachy Head Woman, showing she was a local from Roman-era southern England, not the first black Briton. Discover how science rewrote her story.
Archaeologists unearth 4,500-year-old Egyptian sun temple
Archaeologists have finally excavated a 4,500-year-old temple to the sun god Ra near Cairo, revealing a public calendar and a residential conversion. Discover the secrets now.
Four Habits Can Make Brain Eight Years Younger
New research reveals optimism, deep sleep, stress management, and strong social support can rejuvenate your brain. Discover how simple changes could protect your cognitive health.
Blood Proteins May Predict Early Death, Study Finds
A new UK study of 38,000 adults suggests blood protein patterns could predict risk of death within 5-10 years, offering a potential new tool for preventative healthcare.
Six subtle midlife signs linked to higher dementia risk
New UCL research identifies six specific depressive symptoms in middle age, like loss of confidence, that may signal a higher risk of dementia decades later. Learn the signs and what experts say.
Study: Hidden Infections May Trigger Long Covid Symptoms
New research suggests dormant viruses like Epstein-Barr could be key to understanding long Covid. Could this lead to new treatments for millions affected worldwide?
Historic 'Three Norths' Alignment Leaves England
A rare alignment of true, magnetic, and grid north has left England after a three-year journey. Experts call it a 'once-in-a-lifetime' event that may not recur for centuries.
New Study Challenges Alcohol-Breast Cancer Link
A major genetic study questions the link between alcohol and breast cancer, but confirms risks for head, neck and bowel cancers. Experts still advise limiting intake.
Six midlife symptoms could signal higher dementia risk
New research identifies six specific depressive symptoms in middle age, like loss of confidence, that could indicate a higher risk of developing dementia decades later. Learn the signs and what it means for prevention.
Tea linked to stronger hip bones, coffee may raise fracture risk
New research suggests moderate tea consumption could support bone health in women, while very high coffee intake might increase hip fracture risk. Discover the simple dietary tweaks for stronger bones.
Six midlife symptoms linked to higher dementia risk
New UK research identifies six specific depressive symptoms in middle age that could signal a significantly increased risk of developing dementia decades later. Learn the signs and what they mean for prevention.
Top 5 Dinosaur Discoveries of 2025 Revealed
Explore the year's most spectacular dinosaur finds, from a spiny 'punk rock' ankylosaur to the final proof of Nanotyrannus. A golden era of palaeontology continues to captivate the UK and beyond.
Anatomist Explains the Grinch's Animal Traits
An anatomy lecturer from the University of Bristol reveals the biological secrets behind the Grinch's form. Discover what his skeleton, muscles and brain tell us about his unique origins.
Gluteus Maximus Shape Linked to Diabetes Risk
New UK research reveals the quality of your gluteus maximus muscles is a key predictor for type 2 diabetes and overall health. Discover the exercises to fight intramuscular fat.
Stomach bug protein could block Alzheimer's disease
A protein from the H. pylori bacterium, known for causing ulcers, can block toxic proteins linked to Alzheimer's in lab studies. This breakthrough suggests a new therapeutic strategy. Read the full findings.
Study: Fart Gas May Cut Alzheimer's Risk by 37%
Scientists suggest hydrogen sulfide, the gas behind flatulence's rotten egg smell, could protect ageing brains from Alzheimer's disease, based on a 2021 Johns Hopkins study.
Perth taxonomist Kevin Thiele's legacy of 1,300 species
Dr Kevin Thiele, a world-renowned taxonomist from Perth, has died, leaving a legacy of over 1,300 newly described species. Discover his life's work and its impact on science.
'Rusting' Brain Flaw Found in Childhood Dementia
A single genetic error causing brain cells to 'rust' has been identified in devastating childhood dementia. This breakthrough offers new hope for treatments in Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases. Read the full story.
Doctors test 'butt breathing' for emergency oxygen
Doctors are trialling a radical enema-like treatment to deliver oxygen via the rectum. Could this provide a crucial boost for patients in crisis? Read the latest findings.
Common virus linked to bladder cancer, study finds
New UK research reveals how the common BK virus, often caught in childhood, can cause DNA damage leading to bladder cancer years later. Learn the signs and new prevention hopes.
Study: Smelling Farts May Protect Brain from Alzheimer's
A 2021 Johns Hopkins study found hydrogen sulfide, the gas in flatulence, could protect ageing brain cells. Discover the surprising science behind this potential Alzheimer's defence.
Study: Smelling Farts May Protect Against Alzheimer's
A 2021 Johns Hopkins study suggests hydrogen sulfide, the gas in flatulence, could protect brain cells from Alzheimer's. Discover the surprising science behind this potential defence against neurodegeneration.
Eric Dane's career plans after ALS diagnosis
Euphoria star Eric Dane, 53, shares his determination to keep acting despite his ALS diagnosis. He partners with I Am ALS to accelerate research funding. Read his inspiring journey.
Childhood virus may raise bladder cancer risk
A common childhood virus, BK virus, can cause DNA damage linked to bladder cancer, a major UK study reveals. This explains higher risks for transplant patients and offers new prevention hopes.
Driving Data Flags Alzheimer's Risk Better Than Memory Tests
New research finds GPS tracking of driving habits, like avoiding night trips, can detect cognitive decline with 87% accuracy, offering a new tool for early intervention.
Intelligent men are better boyfriends, research finds
New research suggests men with strong pattern-spotting intelligence are more committed, less jealous partners. Discover what this means for modern relationships.
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