Skin Cells Turned into Human Eggs in Fertility Breakthrough
Scientists create human eggs from skin cells, offering hope for older women and same-sex male couples, though technique requires refinement.
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Slimming World Raises Over £2k for Cancer Research UK
Slimming World members from Coatbridge raised £2,165 for Cancer Research UK at the Race for Life 10K in Falkirk, with consultant Stacey McKendrick running in memory of her father.
Antarctic Sea Squirts Could Treat Melanoma
Researchers from the University of South Florida have returned from Antarctica with sea squirts whose bacterial toxins killed melanoma cells in mice, potentially leading to a new treatment for skin cancer.
Dogs share emotional genetics with humans, study finds
Study finds dogs share genetic roots for emotions with humans, including genes linked to anxiety and depression.
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Man Re-Learns to Walk After MS, Now Raises Funds for Cure
Myles Dunbar, 32, from Catford, re-learned to walk after a severe MS flare-up left him paralyzed. He now raises funds for MS charities through 'The BBQ Presents: The Summer Games' event on July 12.
Short Height Linked to Psychopathy: Study Reveals Surprising Traits
Italian scientists find shorter people unhappy with height more likely to have psychopathic traits, including a tendency to show off and seek power. Other signs include choice of study, humor, and taste preferences.
Royal Caribbean Passenger Dies During Snorkeling Trip
A Royal Caribbean passenger on the Star of the Seas died after a medical emergency while snorkeling in St. Maarten. The family chose to place the body in the ship's morgue.
Longer Words and Real Reflection: The Science Behind a Convincing Apology
A study finds that using longer words in apologies increases perceived sincerity, with psychologists emphasising the importance of insight and behaviour change.
Alphonso Davies Returns for Canada’s World Cup Clash
Alphonso Davies returns to SoFi Stadium, where he tore his ACL last March, as Canada face South Africa in the World Cup last-32. Coach Jesse Marsch says Davies' comeback changes the team's potential.
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Dust-Free Wooden Floors with Black Tea
Flooring experts reveal that black tea's tannins and polyphenols help wooden floors stay dust-free longer and restore their natural shine. A cheap, natural alternative to commercial cleaners.
Ideal Daily Steps Is 7,000, Not 10,000, Doctors Say
Research shows 7,000 daily steps significantly lower risks of dementia, heart disease, diabetes, and cancer, debunking the 10,000-step myth.
Science Reveals Health Benefits Of Swearing
Swearing has hidden benefits including pain relief, increased persuasiveness, and emotional communication, according to recent research.
Urine test could end decade-long endometriosis diagnosis wait
A urine test being developed at the University of Hull could diagnose endometriosis in GP surgeries, ending the nearly decade-long wait for diagnosis in the UK.
Googly Eyes on Chip Boxes Deter Seagulls, Study Finds
Painting eyes on takeaway boxes reduces seagull chip theft by up to 50%, University of Exeter study finds.
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Mohamed Salah Injury: Egypt Star Faces Scan After Iran Game
Mohamed Salah was substituted in Egypt's 1-1 World Cup draw with Iran due to hamstring pain. The Liverpool forward faces scans and an anxious wait ahead of the knockout clash against Australia.
Fruit Recall: Salmonella Scare Prompts 48-Hour Isolation Warning
Asda, Morrisons, Tesco, Waitrose, M&S and Sainsbury's recall 13 fruit products over Salmonella fears. Symptoms include diarrhoea and vomiting; stay home 48 hours after symptoms stop.
Dad Sick After Raw Chicken at Download Festival, Urges Caution
Phil Moore was served raw chicken at Download Festival, forced himself to vomit, and later suffered diarrhea. He warns festival-goers to check food thoroughly.
Stockport Cafe Empowers People with Learning Disabilities
Pure Coffee at Vernon Park in Stockport is run by charity Pure Innovations, providing employment and social experiences for people with learning difficulties, autism, and mental health conditions.
Why humans may have evolved to love alcohol
New research supports the 'drunken monkey' theory that our primate ancestors evolved to love alcohol due to its presence in ripe fruit.
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Giant 'Terror Beast' Worm Fossils Discovered in Greenland
Fossils of giant 'terror beast' worms from 518 million years ago discovered in Greenland, revealing early ocean predators.
Scientists Warn of 'Unprecedented Risk' from Mirror Life Microbes
Leading scientists call for a halt on 'mirror life' microbe research, warning of unprecedented risks to life on Earth.
NHS Forth Valley in Major Breast Cancer Study
NHS Forth Valley contributed to the OPTIMA study, which found that around two-thirds of breast cancer patients could safely avoid chemotherapy, using DNA testing to tailor treatment.
Cholesterol Drug Breakthrough Could Replace Statins
Scientists discovered a hidden mechanism behind high cholesterol and a drug candidate that lowers LDL dramatically in mice, offering hope beyond statins.
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Dad Transforms After Brutal Comment About His Teeth
Colin Blanchard, 54, spent years hiding his smile due to severe gum disease. After a harsh comment and a £60,000 quote, he traveled to Turkey for dental treatment and is now unrecognisable.
Genomic Test Could Spare Millions of Breast Cancer Patients Chemotherapy
Trial shows genomic test can identify breast cancer patients who can safely skip chemotherapy, sparing side-effects.
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New Emails Cast Doubt on RFK Jr's Senate Testimony Over Samoa Trip
New emails show RFK Jr's colleague described their 2019 Samoa trip as a vaccine-related 'mission,' contradicting Kennedy's Senate testimony that the visit had 'nothing to do with vaccines.'
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