Vape Mouthpieces Found Teeming With Dangerous Fungi
University of Florida study finds over 50% of disposable vapes heavily colonised with fungi, including pathogens linked to lung disease.
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Brazilian Mint Tea Proves as Effective as Painkillers in Study
Brazilian mint tea from hyptis crenata plant matches painkiller effectiveness in Newcastle University study, with clinical trials planned.
Queen's Charity to Study Neuroscience of Book Clubs
Queen's Reading Room charity launches neuroscientific study on book clubs' effects on stress, social bonds, and wellbeing.
Rice: Hamstring Nerve Pain Since Christmas, Schedule 'Obscene'
Declan Rice has played through hamstring nerve pain since Christmas, describing his 63-match season as 'obscene'. He is 'ready and fit' for England's World Cup game against Ghana.
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Red Hair Gene Favoured by Natural Selection Over Last 10,000 Years, Harvard Study Finds
Harvard study of 16,000 ancient remains finds red hair gene favoured by natural selection for vitamin D production over last 10,000 years.
NDIS cuts funding after abuse payout, man fights back
Dane Waites, who has profound autism and a severe intellectual disability, had his NDIS funding slashed after receiving compensation for historical sexual abuse. He can no longer afford key support services.
Kent Meningitis Outbreak Prompts Vaccine Policy Expansion
Meningitis B vaccine scheme expanded to year 11 pupils in Kent as outbreak cases fall to 23, with two deaths and 20 linked to a Canterbury club.
Woman in Hospital After Too Many Spicy Chicken Wings
A 22-year-old woman was rushed to A&E after eating too many spicy chicken wings from Wingstop, causing severe constipation and abdominal pain.
CAR T-Cell Therapy Offers New Hope for Lupus Patients
Dr Oscar Duke details CAR T-cell therapy that 'resets' the immune system, offering hope for tens of thousands of UK lupus sufferers, but warns of infection risks.
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New Lupus Treatment Could 'Reset' Immune System
CAR T-cell therapy offers hope for lupus patients by resetting the immune system, potentially leading to remission, but may increase infection risk initially, says Dr Oscar Duke.
Scientists Debunk Himalayan 'Overdue' Earthquake Theory
New study debunks theory that Himalayan earthquake is overdue, showing major quakes are unpredictable and not cyclical.
Dunbar's Number: Why You Can't Have More Than 150 Friends
Dunbar's number suggests humans can only maintain about 150 meaningful relationships, a limit rooted in brain size and social grooming.
Blowfish Hangover Pill Approved in US, But Doctors Warn of Risks
Blowfish hangover pills approved by FDA, but doctors warn they may mask dangers and encourage excessive drinking.
Women Prefer Slightly Larger Penises for One-Night Stands, Study Finds
New study reveals women prefer slightly larger penises for one-night stands vs long-term partners, with ideal sizes above global average.
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Three Enjoyable Ways to Slow Your Brain's Ageing, According to Experts
Experts share three enjoyable ways to protect your brain as you age, focusing on building cognitive reserve through spatial navigation and other activities.
Period Blood HPV Test Could Replace Smear Tests
A new test using menstrual blood to detect HPV could offer a non-invasive alternative to cervical smear tests, study finds.
Dr Oscar: New Lupus Treatment Could Reset Immune System
Dr Oscar Duke explains on BBC Morning Live how CAR T-cell therapy may offer a breakthrough for lupus, acting like a 'control, alt, delete' for the immune system, but warns of infection risks.
Alzheimer's breakthrough: arginine supplement may lower risk
Study finds arginine supplement may reduce Alzheimer's risk by preventing amyloid plaque buildup in the brain.
UK ‘could lose generation of scientists’ with cuts to physics projects
UK faces loss of a generation of scientists due to cuts in physics projects and research facilities, warn early career researchers.
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Boy, 3, First to Receive Groundbreaking Gene Therapy in Manchester
Three-year-old Oliver Chu is the first to receive a gene therapy for Hunter syndrome in a Manchester trial, showing promising progress.
Paralysed Man Describes Life with Neuralink Brain Implant
Noland Arbaugh, the first human recipient of Neuralink's brain implant, describes his life since the surgery and the accident that left him paralysed.
Bronze Age Remains of Two People Unearthed in Lost Bute Cist
Bronze Age remains of two individuals discovered in a lost cist on the Isle of Bute, analysed at National Museums Scotland's new facility.
Doubts Cast on Authenticity of 'Ancient Christian' Metal Books
Scepticism surrounds metal books claimed to be 2,000-year-old Christian artefacts, with experts citing lack of proof and history of biblical forgeries.
Scientists Draw on Faith for Dark Matter Insights
Scientists like Vera Rubin, Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, Brittany Kamai, and Doug Watson find inspiration in faith traditions for dark matter research.
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IWM Digitizes 5,000 Miles of War Film and 4.6 Million Photos
The Imperial War Museum is digitizing over 5,000 miles of film and 4.6 million photos from WWI and WWII to preserve historical memories for future generations.
AI-Powered Discovery of New Antibiotic Abaucin Targets Deadly Superbug
Scientists use AI to discover abaucin, a new antibiotic effective against the deadly superbug Acinetobacter baumannii, offering hope in the fight against antimicrobial resistance.
First Ever 3D Map of Clitoral Nerves Created by Scientists
Scientists create first 3D map of clitoral nerves, revealing detailed network that could improve pelvic surgery outcomes for women.
FIFA Set to Pay Nearly Half a Million for Kone Injury
FIFA will compensate Ismael Kone's club after his horrific leg break at the World Cup, with payouts potentially reaching £480,000 under the Club Protection Programme.
Introverts May Be Quiet but Not Better Listeners, Study Finds
University of Minnesota study finds extroverts may be better listeners than introverts, challenging common belief.
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Cambridge University Library to digitise medieval medical cures including baking owls and stuffing p
Cambridge University Library to digitise over 180 medieval medical manuscripts, including bizarre cures like baking owls and stuffing puppies with snails.
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