Research Quantifies 'Toxic Masculinity' in Minority of Men
A major study of 15,000 men identifies five distinct masculinity profiles, with only a small subset exhibiting 'toxic' traits. Discover the data-driven insights on modern male behaviour.
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Blood Test Predicts Asthma Attacks Years Ahead
A breakthrough study reveals a new blood test can predict asthma attacks with 90% accuracy up to five years in advance, offering hope for millions. Read the full story.
Egyptologist Hawass Dismisses 'Alien' Giza Shaft Claims
Famed Egyptologist Dr Zahi Hawass erupts in interview, dismissing Italian claims of vast structures under Giza as impossible. Read the explosive details.
Win Harry Potter Books Signed by 12 Film Stars
Enter a prize draw to win a full set of Harry Potter novels signed by 12 stars, including Rupert Grint & Ralph Fiennes. All proceeds support Pancreatic Cancer UK in memory of Alan Rickman.
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Blood Test Could Predict Diabetes Decades Early
A 26-year study identifies 235 blood molecules linked to type 2 diabetes, paving the way for a predictive test. Learn how lifestyle changes can alter your metabolic risk profile.
Positive Thinking Boosts Immune System, Israeli Study Finds
Israeli neuroscientists prove training your brain for optimism can enhance vaccine response. Discover how harnessing the mind's power could revolutionise treatments for cancer and chronic illness.
Hair growth study challenges long-held scientific belief
Groundbreaking research from Queen Mary University of London reveals hair is pulled upwards by cells, not pushed from the root. This discovery could revolutionise hair loss treatments. Read the full story.
New study rewrites science of how hair grows
A groundbreaking study using real-time 3D microscopy reveals hair is pulled, not pushed, from the follicle. This discovery could revolutionise future hair loss treatments.
Alzheimer's Finger-Prick Blood Test Trial Underway
A groundbreaking trial for a simple finger-prick blood test to diagnose Alzheimer's early is now underway. This could revolutionise detection, making it accessible in GP surgeries. Read the latest.
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Finger-Prick Blood Test Trial for Alzheimer's Detection
A groundbreaking trial is testing a simple blood test to diagnose Alzheimer's disease before symptoms appear. This could revolutionise dementia care in the UK. Read the latest.
Finger-prick blood test for Alzheimer's in development
A major international trial is testing a simple finger-prick blood test for Alzheimer's, promising easier, earlier diagnosis. Could this be a game-changer for nearly a million people in the UK?
James Ossuary: Evidence for Jesus's Brother?
The controversial James Ossuary, inscribed 'James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus', sparks debate. Is it authentic first-century evidence or a forgery? Explore the facts.
Higgs Boson Scientist Leaves £3.2m Fortune to Charity & Family
Nobel laureate Professor Peter Higgs, famed for predicting the 'God particle', left a £3.2m estate. His will reveals generous gifts to Oxfam, Cancer Research UK, and Edinburgh University. Discover his final legacy.
Science Reveals UK's Happiest-Looking Dog Breeds
Scientists have discovered which dog breeds have the friendliest faces. German Shepherds and Rottweilers lead due to their expressive facial muscles. Find out if your pet made the list.
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Blood Sugar Spikes After Eating Linked to Dementia Risk
New UK research suggests sharp rises in blood sugar after meals may increase Alzheimer's risk by 69%, even in non-diabetics. Discover the findings and what they mean for prevention.
Supercentenarian's gut holds key to lasting health
Scientists studied the gut microbiome of the world's oldest person, María Branyas Morera. Her diverse gut bacteria, linked to a Mediterranean diet and daily yoghurt, offer clues for supporting lifelong health. Discover how to nurture your microbiome.
Rare Genetic Diabetes Discovered in UK Newborn Babies
A 'groundbreaking' discovery by UK and Belgian scientists identifies a new genetic form of neonatal diabetes linked to neurological conditions. Learn about the potential for future treatments.
Scientists baffled by bladder filling during MRI sex study
A groundbreaking 1999 experiment where couples had sex in an MRI scanner revealed a mysterious rapid filling of the female bladder, puzzling experts. Discover the unique findings.
Rare neonatal diabetes gene discovered in breakthrough study
Scientists identify a new genetic disorder causing diabetes in newborns. The discovery of the TMEM167A gene mutation offers hope for future treatments and insights into insulin production. Read the full story.
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T. rex took 40 years to reach full size, new study finds
Groundbreaking research reveals T. rex had a decades-long adolescence, reaching full size around age 40. Discover how new fossil analysis rewrites dinosaur history. Read more.
Stunning Antarctic landscape revealed beneath the ice
Scientists unveil the most detailed map of Antarctica's hidden terrain, a discovery crucial for predicting future sea-level rise. See the stunning images.
Redhead pigment shields organs from toxic compound
New research reveals pheomelanin, the pigment in red hair, may protect vital organs from damage caused by excess cysteine. Discover the surprising biological trade-off.
Raccoon Brains: Insights into Human Intelligence
A viral raccoon break-in sparks a neuroscientist's exploration of their remarkable brains, revealing primate-like neurons and what it teaches us about our own minds. Discover the science.
Iron Age teeth reveal ancient Italian diet diversity
New analysis of 7th-6th century BC teeth from Italy shows a varied diet rich in cereals, legumes, and fermented foods. Discover the revolutionary insights into ancient lifestyles.
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Blood Sugar Spikes Tied to 69% Higher Alzheimer's Risk
New UK research reveals a sharp rise in blood sugar after eating significantly increases dementia risk. Discover the findings and crucial lifestyle changes for prevention.
Childhood Cancer Trials Halted Amid Trump Funding Cuts
The Trump administration's dismantling of federal cancer research has suspended vital clinical trials for children with terminal brain tumours, leaving desperate families scrambling. Discover the human cost.
New Research Reveals Secrets of Dreams and Nightmares
A pioneering neuroscience study from the University of Oxford and Royal Holloway reveals how the brain constructs dreams and nightmares. Discover the science behind your sleep. Listen to the full podcast now.
US Reinstates 900 NIOSH Researchers After Layoffs
US federal officials reinstate hundreds of NIOSH health workers laid off in 2025. The reversal follows legal challenges and outcry from firefighters and miners. Read the full story.
Long Covid linked to Alzheimer's risk in new study
Persistent brain fog after Covid could signal a heightened risk of Alzheimer's disease, new research suggests. Scientists found a 60% rise in a key dementia protein in long Covid patients. Learn more about the potential long-term neurological impact.
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Mother's agony as son, 24, dies from rare dementia
Sam Fairbairn shares the tragic story of her son Andre, who died at 24 from frontotemporal dementia. She urges for greater awareness and research into early-onset dementia. Read her full interview.
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