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.
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New study questions alcohol's link to breast cancer risk
Groundbreaking genetic research from Cambridge and Karolinska Institute suggests alcohol may only raise cancer risk in directly exposed body parts, challenging previous breast cancer findings. Read the full analysis.
Study: Santas Now Young, Skinny, and Female
New research from Oregon State University reveals today's professional Santas are more diverse than ever, including women and younger people. Discover how they're redefining tradition.
Five Brain Epochs Found, But Ageing Stages Ignored
Groundbreaking Cambridge University research identifies five distinct brain development phases, yet later life stages receive minimal attention. Discover the full story behind these scientific findings.
Buttock shape linked to diabetes risk, study finds
New research reveals your gluteus maximus shape can predict Type 2 diabetes risk. Discover how squats and lunges can help regulate blood sugar and improve health.
Drinking Habits Key to Marital Happiness, Study
New research reveals that couples with similar drinking patterns report happier, more stable marriages. Discover how alcohol compatibility affects your relationship.
AI Threatens Novelists: 51% Fear Job Loss
Cambridge University study reveals half of UK authors fear AI could replace their work, with earnings already impacted. Discover the urgent call for copyright protection.
Thyroid disease: 4.5-year diagnosis delay revealed
Millions in the UK suffer from thyroid conditions, with new research revealing it takes an average of 4.5 years for diagnosis. Learn the symptoms and when to see a doctor.
32,000 could die in extreme heatwaves, study warns
A new Stanford study reveals extreme heat could cause weekly death tolls rivaling the COVID pandemic, with up to 32,000 fatalities possible. Learn how adaptation measures could save lives.
140+ Drugs Disrupt Gut, Fuel Cancer Risk
Stanford scientists reveal how common medications reshape the gut microbiome, creating inflammation that promotes colorectal cancer. Discover the implications for your health.
BBC bias debate: Cardiff study reveals Conservative slant
A 2013 Cardiff University study found BBC coverage favours Conservative, Eurosceptic perspectives. Explore the evidence behind bias claims and the Trump lawsuit controversy.
Grey Hair Linked to Cancer Protection in New Study
Groundbreaking research reveals the cellular mechanism behind hair greying may actually help shield the body from cancer development, turning conventional wisdom on its head.
104 Schizophrenia Genes Identified in Major Study
Groundbreaking research from Edinburgh and Dublin universities identifies specific genes strongly linked to schizophrenia risk, paving the way for new treatments and early detection methods.
Hangry Myth Debunked: Hunger Doesn't Affect Brain Power
Groundbreaking research from the University of Cambridge challenges the popular belief that hunger impairs mental performance. Discover why your empty stomach might not be to blame for poor concentration after all.
2,337 Daily Steps Can Transform Heart Health
New research from the University of Granada shows even minimal daily walking significantly reduces cardiovascular risk, with benefits increasing up to 10,000 steps.
Extreme Heat Increases Premature Birth Risk 15%
Groundbreaking research from Stanford University shows extreme heat exposure significantly increases risk of premature births, with worrying implications for climate change and maternal health.
Children's attention spans plummet in shocking new study
Groundbreaking research from the University of Utah exposes how modern children struggle with attention and memory tasks that previous generations found easy, raising alarms about educational development.
Study: Male weight affects apparent size down below
Groundbreaking research suggests men with higher BMI measurements may face unexpected anatomical differences that could impact intimate health and confidence.
4,000 Steps Weekly Cuts Early Death Risk
New research shows even minimal weekly walking delivers significant health benefits, challenging conventional exercise guidelines and offering hope for sedentary individuals.
London uni investigates 'terrorist' posters against academic
SOAS University faces investigation after students displayed inflammatory posters branding an Israeli scholar a 'terrorist' in escalating campus tensions over Palestine.
Study Reveals Alarming Confusion in University Advice
Groundbreaking research exposes widespread misinformation and contradictory guidance plaguing higher education institutions, with serious implications for student welfare and academic integrity.
Philadelphia police investigated over violent arrest footage
Shocking bodycam footage reveals Philadelphia police officer striking a restrained man multiple times during an arrest, prompting internal investigation and public outrage.
Family murder-suicide shocks Leeton community
A quiet Australian town is reeling after Marcus Stanford allegedly killed his brother Vincent and sister-in-law Stephanie Scott before taking his own life in a devastating family tragedy.
Women's Dementia Risk: Scientists Discover Biological Cause
Groundbreaking research from Stanford University has identified the biological reason women face higher dementia risk. The X chromosome connection explained.
UK Study: Child Neurodevelopmental Conditions Rising Sharply
Groundbreaking research from the University of Exeter shows significant increases in ADHD, autism and epilepsy diagnoses in British children, raising urgent questions about healthcare provision.
Trigger Warnings May Increase Distress, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research challenges the effectiveness of content warnings, suggesting they might actually heighten anxiety and reinforce avoidance behaviours in students.
Screen Time Linked to Mental Health Decline, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research from University College London shows that reducing social media use to just 30 minutes daily can significantly improve psychological wellbeing, depression, and loneliness.
Microplastics in Gut Linked to Cancer: UK Study
Groundbreaking research from the University of Exeter reveals how microplastics in our digestive system may trigger cancer and other serious health conditions. Discover what this means for your gut health.
University strike threat over pay could lock students out
British universities brace for unprecedented disruption as academic staff threaten nationwide strikes over pay disputes and massive job cuts, potentially locking students out of courses during critical academic periods.
Study: Some dogs develop genuine addictions to toys
Groundbreaking research from the University of Bristol suggests some dogs develop genuine behavioural addictions to their favourite toys, with worrying parallels to human compulsive disorders.
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