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DNA Pioneer James Watson Dies Aged 97
Nobel laureate James Watson, who co-discovered DNA's double helix, has died at 97. Explore his groundbreaking legacy and controversial later years.
New dementia target found in brain support cells
Groundbreaking research identifies overactive astrocytes as a key driver of dementia, with a new compound showing promise in slowing disease progression and extending life in mice.
DNA co-discoverer James Watson dies aged 97
Nobel laureate James Watson, who co-discovered DNA's double helix, has died at 97. His groundbreaking work revolutionised science but was later overshadowed by racist remarks.
DNA co-discoverer James Watson dies aged 97
Nobel laureate Dr James Watson, who co-discovered DNA's double helix structure, has passed away at 97. Explore the legacy of the scientific giant.
Camel and llama blood may treat Alzheimer's
Tiny nanobodies from camel and llama blood could revolutionise Alzheimer's treatment by crossing the blood-brain barrier. Discover the promising new research.
Walking Test Spots Parkinson's 9 Years Early
German neurologists discover a simple movement test analysing walking turns could detect Parkinson's disease up to 8.8 years before official diagnosis. Learn about this breakthrough.
Brain Development Atlas Offers Hope for Autism Treatment
Groundbreaking research from the University of Oxford creates first-ever comprehensive atlas of mouse brain development, revealing critical windows that could transform understanding of neurodevelopmental conditions.
Ancient Welsh cave art rewrites human history
Groundbreaking archaeological find in Welsh caves reveals sophisticated 15,000-year-old artwork, forcing scientists to completely reconsider the timeline of human creativity and settlement in Britain.
Greek Dance Therapy Transforms Parkinson's Care in London
A groundbreaking dance programme from Greece is transforming Parkinson's treatment in London, helping patients rediscover movement and confidence through theatrical performance.
Diabetes breakthrough: Gut cells transformed into insulin producers
Groundbreaking research reveals how certain gut cells can be transformed into insulin-producing cells, offering new hope for Type 1 diabetes treatment and potentially revolutionising diabetes care.
Climate Change Contributed to Roman Empire's Fall
Groundbreaking research uncovers how climate shifts and devastating pandemics contributed to the collapse of one of history's greatest empires, drawing striking parallels with modern challenges.
Scientists Create Most Detailed Brain Atlas Ever Made
Groundbreaking research unveils the most comprehensive cellular map of human and mouse brains, revolutionising our understanding of neurological diseases and treatment development.
Ruth Wilson reveals rare disease diagnosis after 5-year struggle
Emmy-winning actress Ruth Wilson opens up about her debilitating mystery illness and the frustrating five-year search for answers that led to a rare disease diagnosis.
Science Museum sets world record with tallest slime
London's Science Museum celebrates a new Guinness World Record as the 'Battleship Slime' creation soars to unprecedented heights, marking a monumental moment in scientific play and education.
Llama antibodies show promise in Alzheimer's breakthrough
Scientists discover that tiny antibodies from llamas could neutralise toxic proteins linked to Alzheimer's disease, offering new hope for treatment development.
Ancient Biblical cult site unearthed in Israel
Archaeologists have uncovered a stunning 5,300-year-old temple complex in Israel that reveals mysterious pagan rituals and human sacrifices centuries before the Biblical battle of Armageddon.
UK scientists create most detailed DNA image ever made
Cambridge scientists achieve unprecedented DNA mapping milestone that could revolutionise medicine and transform our understanding of genetic diseases
Australia must fast-track medical funding as Trump cuts research
Independent MP Monique Ryan warns Australia must urgently boost medical innovation funding to counter devastating cuts to US research under Trump's administration, risking global health breakthroughs.
UK antibiotic breakthrough fights deadly superbug
Groundbreaking research reveals that a widely prescribed antibiotic in Britain could effectively treat a drug-resistant superbug, offering new hope in the fight against antimicrobial resistance.
Loud Noise Exposure Linked to Increased Parkinson's Risk
Groundbreaking research reveals prolonged exposure to loud noise may significantly increase Parkinson's disease risk. Discover the science behind this hidden health threat.
Masked raiders detonate explosive at Harvard Medical School
Shocking security breach at prestigious Harvard Medical School as masked intruders detonate explosive device in genetics laboratory, triggering major police investigation and campus lockdown.
Harvard Medical School explosion: Two arrested
Two individuals face serious charges after an explosive device detonated at Harvard Medical School's genetics building, sparking a major terrorism investigation and campus lockdown.
Brain scientist's extreme obsession with his own research
A leading neuroscientist's extreme dedication to science led him to test his own brain stimulation theories on himself, resulting in a fascinating case of scientific obsession.
Ancient Bible Fragment Reveals Jesus's Lost Exorcism Miracle
A 1,500-year-old biblical manuscript discovered in a German library contains the earliest known account of Jesus performing a miraculous exorcism on a young boy, challenging our understanding of early Christian texts.
Psychopaths favour blue colour, study reveals
New psychological research uncovers surprising connection between colour preferences and psychopathic traits, with blue emerging as the favoured hue among individuals displaying these characteristics.
Humans developing 'horns' from phone use
Groundbreaking research uncovers how smartphone addiction is causing bone spurs to grow at the base of skulls - a modern medical phenomenon affecting young adults.
Daily Walk Could Slash Alzheimer's Risk
Groundbreaking UK research reveals how a simple daily walking routine could significantly reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, offering new hope for prevention.
Daily walking may slow Alzheimer's progression
New research suggests that achieving 8,900 daily steps may significantly slow cognitive decline in people with early Alzheimer's disease, offering a simple preventative strategy.
140-year-old Arctic beer opened by scientists
Researchers crack open incredibly rare 140-year-old beer discovered in the Canadian Arctic, revealing surprising insights about Victorian brewing and preservation.
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