Science Reveals Health Benefits of Swearing
New research shows swearing is a protective reflex that can reduce pain, boost strength, and aid stress recovery. Discover the science behind why a curse word works.
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Ancient Humans Cared for Wolves Before Dogs, Study Finds
New evidence from a Swedish island cave suggests humans nurtured wolves millennia before dogs fully emerged. Discover the surprising prehistoric bond that reshapes our understanding of domestication.
3D Map Reveals Inner Secrets of Mexico's Active Volcano
Mexican researchers unveil the first 3D image of Popocatépetl's interior, mapping magma pools 11 miles deep. This breakthrough could save millions. Discover the science behind the scan.
Do Medicinal Mushroom Products Actually Work?
A deep dive into the evidence for lion's mane, reishi, and cordyceps supplements. Discover what the science really says about cognitive boosts and immune claims.
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AI Breakthrough Discovers Two New Types of Multiple Sclerosis
Scientists using AI have identified two new biological subtypes of MS, paving the way for personalised treatments and better monitoring for millions of patients worldwide.
First 3D images reveal inside of Mexico's Popocatépetl volcano
Mexican scientists create the first 3D map of the active Popocatépetl volcano's interior, revealing magma pools. The breakthrough aids eruption prediction for 25 million at-risk residents.
Tropical Plant Serum Doubles Hair Thickness in Trial
A new scalp serum combining Centella asiatica plant cells with lab-engineered growth factors more than doubled hair thickness and density in a clinical study. Discover the promising science behind this hair loss breakthrough.
Simple 30-Second Brain Test Goes Viral
A neurologist's simple 30-second test reveals how your brain perceives time, offering clues about anxiety, fatigue and mental speed. Try it yourself now.
Six traits that make a person 'cool' globally
New research identifies six personality traits universally seen as 'cool'. Discover what makes someone cool across cultures and how it shapes social hierarchies. Read the full study.
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New Evidence for Noah's Ark Site Found in Turkey
Researchers in Turkey claim new archaeological finds at the Durupınar site, dating to 3000 BC, could be 'proof' of Noah's Ark. Discover the evidence and the ongoing scientific debate.
AI uses gut bacteria to spot early pancreatic cancer signs
A new study reveals how analysing gut bacteria in stool samples with AI can detect early pancreatic cancer, offering hope for earlier diagnosis of the 'silent killer'.
Noah's Ark Site: Ancient Pottery Fragments Discovered
Archaeologists have found ceramic fragments near Turkey's Durupinar Formation, dating to 5500-3000 BC. Could this be new evidence for the biblical Noah's Ark? Read the full report.
Surprise link found between grey hair and cancer defence
New research reveals grey hair may be a sign of your body's defence against melanoma. Scientists uncover how stem cells choose to 'bow out' to prevent cancer. Discover the fascinating cellular mechanism.
Alzheimer's Cure Possible Within 5-10 Years, Say Scientists
UK researchers express genuine optimism that life-changing Alzheimer's treatments could emerge within 5-10 years, potentially stopping or curing the disease affecting nearly a million Britons.
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Bronze Age Chinese Red Rice Wine Secret Uncovered
Archaeologists reveal the 3,000-year-old brewing secret of China's Mogou people. Discover how red rice wine was made for ceremonial use. Read the full story.
Scientists Identify Four Key Humour Styles - What's Yours?
Discover the four distinct humour styles identified by psychologists and take the 32-question test to see if you're affiliative, self-enhancing, aggressive, or self-defeating. Find out what your comedy style says about you.
Feeling Drunk Worse for Hangovers Than Amount Drunk
New research reveals your perceived intoxication level is a bigger hangover predictor than drink count. Discover how to manage your festive season. Read more.
Three Wise Men: New Research Challenges Ancient Story
A biblical scholar's investigation suggests the Magi were not kings but priests from an ancient Middle Eastern kingdom. Discover the historical clues that rewrite the Christmas narrative.
Scientists find surprise link between grey hair and cancer
New research reveals grey hair may be a sign of your body sacrificing pigment cells to prevent cancer. Discover the fascinating cellular battle behind ageing and melanoma risk.
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TikTok optical illusion makes identical eyes look different
A BBC presenter's latest optical illusion has baffled viewers by making two identical grey eyes appear different colours. Discover how your brain is tricked.
Moderate drinking linked to lower dementia risk, study claims
A major new study suggests light to moderate alcohol intake could reduce dementia risk by over a third. Discover the findings and what they mean for public health.
Major Study Finds No Evidence HRT Alters Dementia Risk
A major international review finds no significant link between HRT and dementia risk. Experts say prescriptions should be based on other benefits, not cognitive concerns. Read the latest.
Pro-Palestine academic cleared in research grant investigation
Australian academic Randa Abdel-Fattah has been cleared of any wrongdoing following a university investigation into her research grant. The case highlights tensions over academic freedom and political speech.
Scotland's First Curator for Ancient Human Bones
Dr Jess Thompson becomes Scotland's inaugural osteoarchaeology curator, overseeing 2,500 ancient remains. Discover how this new role will transform research and ethical curation.
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Bronze Age remains of two people found in lost Bute cist
A forgotten Bronze Age burial site on the Isle of Bute, rediscovered by a farmer, has yielded the remains of two individuals. New analysis at Scotland's state-of-the-art facility is uncovering their 4,000-year-old secrets.
HRT does not increase or decrease dementia risk, study finds
A major international review finds no evidence that hormone replacement therapy impacts dementia risk. The findings will help shape upcoming World Health Organisation guidelines.
CDC Primate Research Halted in US Policy Shift
The Trump administration orders the CDC to end all research on monkeys and apes, a significant step in phasing out animal testing. Find out the impact on medical research.
Ancient Brazilian herb could tackle crippling knee pain
Research suggests a traditional Brazilian plant, Alternanthera littoralis, may reduce joint pain and inflammation. Could this be a future treatment for millions with osteoarthritis in the UK?
Gene editing breakthroughs need a new social contract
Rapid advances in gene editing, like the recent sickle cell treatment, require a new social contract to ensure equitable access and ethical governance. Read our analysis.
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Tinnitus symptom leads to brain tumour diagnosis
Darren Harris lived with tinnitus for years before a routine check uncovered a serious brain tumour. He underwent £35k gamma knife surgery and now, 10 years on, campaigns for vital research funding.
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