76% of Brits Skip SPF at Home, Study Finds
A new study reveals 76% of Brits use sun cream abroad but abandon SPF at home. Only 23% wear it walking to work, and 15% indoors near windows. Experts warn of cumulative UV damage.
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Sealed Roman Sarcophagus Found in Budapest Offers Rare Glimpse into Ancient Life
Archaeologists in Budapest discover an untouched Roman sarcophagus with a young woman's remains and artefacts, offering insights into ancient life.
Red Hair Gene May Unlock New Treatments for Chronic Wounds
New research shows that activating the MC1R molecule, linked to red hair, can reduce inflammation and promote healing in chronic wounds.
Long Covid Brain Fog Reversed in UK Trial
A University College London trial of 78 Long Covid patients found that a 10-week cognitive rehabilitation programme significantly improved brain fog, helping patients return to work and hobbies.
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Dentists Reveal the One Thing They Would Never Do for Teeth
Three dentists were asked what they would never do for their teeth health; two said they would never drink energy drinks, citing irreversible enamel damage and high cavity risk.
Earth Destroyed When Sun Dies in 5 Billion Years
New research using the James Webb Space Telescope confirms Earth will be destroyed when the sun dies in about 5 billion years. The study offers a glimpse into the solar system's distant future.
Fabián Ruiz: Spain's Unassuming Midfielder on Team Spirit
Spain's Fabián Ruiz says he is fully fit after injury, emphasises team unity over individual selection ahead of the last-32 World Cup clash with Austria.
Nadine Baggott's Favourite Anti-Ageing Serum from Medik8
Beauty expert Nadine Baggott credits Medik8's Crystal Retinal serum for her youthful skin at 62. The £69 retinal serum is clinically proven to smooth wrinkles and brighten skin.
Rare Condition Heyn-Sproul-Jackson Syndrome Speeds Aging
University of Edinburgh researchers discovered Heyn-Sproul-Jackson syndrome, a rare genetic disorder causing accelerated cellular aging, offering insights into the biological clock and potential therapies.
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Rare Ageing Disorder Heyn-Sproul-Jackson Syndrome Found
Scientists have discovered a rare genetic condition, Heyn-Sproul-Jackson syndrome, that accelerates cellular ageing, causing early age-related diseases and opening new avenues for anti-ageing research.
AI Colour Tool Could Speed Up Coeliac Disease Diagnosis
Cambridge AI tool diagnoses coeliac disease faster than pathologists, potentially reducing NHS waiting lists.
Three-Year-Old Rescued Six Days After Venezuela Earthquake
A three-year-old boy was pulled alive from rubble six days after a devastating earthquake in Venezuela, offering a moment of hope amid over 1,900 deaths and tens of thousands missing.
Neanderthals Likely Kissed Humans, Oxford Study Finds
Oxford study suggests Neanderthals likely kissed, possibly with modern humans, based on evolutionary analysis of primate behaviour.
Cancer: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly – and Hope Amid Breakthroughs
Cancer breakthroughs offer hope, but challenges like staff shortages persist. A new pancreatic cancer drug doubles survival, while precision medicine advances.
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New Blood Test Detects Hidden Pancreatic Cancer Signs
An ultra-sensitive blood test identifies hidden pancreatic cancer by targeting the KRAS mutation, detecting signs in 65% of patients vs 17% with standard tests, potentially improving survival.
Lab-Grown Cells Restore Sight in Mice, Offering Blind Hope
Blind people gain renewed hope as lab-grown retinal cells restore vision in mice. Duke University engineers used stem cells to create blood vessel cells that regenerated retinal function, paving the way for new treatments.
Can Genes Make Us Behave Badly? Nature vs Nurture
Behavioural geneticist Kathryn Paige Harden explores how genes and environment combine to influence traits like risk-taking and antisocial behaviour, and what this means for criminal culpability.
Acosta and Harwood Discuss Trump's Cognitive Decline
Jim Acosta claims Donald Trump is 'undoubtedly' in cognitive decline, citing 'malignant narcissism' and embarrassing public behavior, during a Zeteo discussion with John Harwood.
Trevor Nelson Set to Return to BBC Radio 2 After Health Break
BBC Radio 2 presenter Trevor Nelson is reportedly planning to return to work after stepping down for health tests. Friends say he is optimistic about returning later this year.
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Nagasaki's Twin Bells Ring Together for First Time in 80 Years to Mark Atomic Bombing
Nagasaki's twin cathedral bells rang together for the first time in 80 years to mark the atomic bombing, as the mayor urged an end to armed conflicts.
Scottish Researchers Develop AI Headset That Predicts Epileptic Seizures with 95% Accuracy
Glasgow Caledonian University researchers develop AI headset that predicts epileptic seizures with 95% accuracy, providing early warnings to patients.
Lab-Grown Cells Restore Sight in Mice in Blindness Breakthrough
Lab-grown retinal cells restored vision in mice, offering new hope for treating blindness. Duke University engineers used stem cells to regenerate damaged tissue.
Coatbridge MP presents MND strategy petition to Parliament
Coatbridge MP Frank McNally has formally presented a petition to Parliament calling for a UK-wide National Strategy for Motor Neurone Disease, backed by the Mark Sommerville Foundation.
Fish Oil Supplements Show No Brain Health Benefits
A two-year study from Keck Medicine at USC found fish oil supplements provide no meaningful benefits for memory, cognition, or protection against Alzheimer's-related brain shrinkage, despite boosting omega-3 levels.
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Great North Air Ambulance Responds to 15 Incidents
The Great North Air Ambulance Service handled 15 incidents over the weekend of June 27-28, including assaults, falls, and road traffic collisions across the North East, Cumbria, and Scotland.
Atacama Desert Soil Offers New Hope in Fight Against Superbugs
Microbiologists find antibiotic-producing bacteria in Atacama Desert soil, offering hope against superbugs.
Omega-3 Supplements No Help for Brain Health, Study Finds
A major two-year study from Keck Medicine of USC found that high-dose omega-3 supplements did not improve memory, cognition, or prevent brain cell loss in older adults at risk of Alzheimer's, despite reaching the brain.
Omega-3 Supplements Fail to Boost Brain Health: Study
A two-year study finds omega-3 supplements do not improve memory or prevent brain cell loss in older adults at risk of Alzheimer's, despite reaching the brain.
Electronic Eye Implant Restores Reading Vision to Blind Patients
A microchip implant restored reading ability in 84% of patients with age-related macular degeneration, offering new hope for treating blindness.
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From Far-Right Expert to Reform Candidate: Matt Goodwin’s Political Journey
Dr Matt Goodwin, former far-right expert, is now the Reform UK candidate in Gorton and Denton, sparking debate over his ideological shift.
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