NAD+: The Secret to Slowing Down Ageing?
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Category : Research
Ancient Irish DNA Study Rewrites History Books
Groundbreaking research from Queen's University Belfast uncovers the true genetic origins of the Irish people, tracing ancient DNA back to mass migrations from the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
Biden NIH Funds Aborted Foetal Tissue Implants in Animals
Exclusive investigation reveals US government agency sanctioned controversial experiments transplanting human foetal tissue into lab animals, sparking fierce ethical debate.
Science Reveals the Secret to a Perfect Apology
New psychological research reveals the secret formula for a convincing apology. Discover why word choice, timing, and genuine reflection are crucial for forgiveness.
Scientists uncover why some people never have sex
A landmark study from the University of Cambridge has uncovered the distinct personality traits and life patterns of individuals who identify as asexual, offering a new understanding of human sexuality.
Liver disease breakthrough: Hidden risk factors uncovered
Groundbreaking UK research reveals high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes significantly increase deadly liver disease risk, offering new prevention strategies for millions.
Turkana People's Genetic Adaptation to Harsh Environment Revealed
Groundbreaking study reveals the remarkable genetic adaptations of the Turkana people, offering new insights into human evolution and survival in one of Africa's most unforgiving landscapes.
British DNA study transforms African ancestry understanding
A landmark study from the Natural History Museum reveals how British DNA is reshaping our understanding of African genetic history, uncovering centuries of migration and diversity.
Ig Nobel Prize 2025: The Most Absurd Science Wins
The 2025 Ig Nobel Prizes have crowned the year's most bizarre yet thought-provoking research, from AI-composed sea shanties to the aerodynamics of cheese. Discover the science that makes you laugh, then think.
Ig Nobel Prizes Honour Bizarre Science Breakthroughs
The annual Ig Nobel Awards celebrate the weirdest and most improbable scientific research of the year, honouring studies on why curling pasta is impossible and the magnetic personalities of cows.
Genetic breakthrough targets Africa's malaria mosquito
Scientists crack the genetic code of the Anopheles funestus mosquito, a major malaria vector in Africa, paving the way for innovative genetic control strategies to combat the deadly disease.
Venezuela: Starving Children Used in Unethical Food Trials
Exclusive: An investigation reveals that Venezuelan scientists are conducting controversial dietary studies on severely malnourished indigenous children without proper ethical approval or parental consent, raising serious human rights concerns.
Alcohol helps you speak foreign languages, says Ig Nobel winner
In a toast to quirky science, the 2024 Ig Nobel Prize for Chemistry was awarded to an international team for their groundbreaking study that proves a moderate amount of alcohol can indeed improve self-perceived foreign language skills. Discover the hilari
New malaria mosquito species discovered in African cities
Scientists have identified a new, highly adaptable malaria mosquito species in Africa, posing a significant threat to urban populations and complicating eradication efforts.
Malaria mosquitoes can detect pesticides, scientists discover
Researchers uncover how malaria-carrying mosquitoes can detect and avoid harmful pesticides, potentially revolutionising global malaria control strategies.
Aspirin May Slash Bowel Cancer Return Risk
A landmark study suggests a daily low-dose aspirin could dramatically reduce the risk of colorectal cancer returning, offering new hope for thousands of NHS patients.
Common aspirin fights bowel cancer, UK study finds
A new study reveals that aspirin, a cheap and common medication found in millions of British homes, could be a powerful weapon in the fight against bowel cancer. Scientists discover it reduces tumour growth and boosts survival rates.
Pioneering Molecular Biologist Ulrich Loening Dies at 97
Celebrating the extraordinary life of Professor Ulrich Loening, the Edinburgh-based scientist who revolutionised molecular biology and became a passionate voice for environmental sustainability.
AI predicts 1000+ disease risks in UK healthcare breakthrough
A revolutionary AI system developed by UK researchers can now forecast an individual's genetic risk for over 1000 conditions, transforming preventive healthcare and early diagnosis.
UK Scientists Hail China's Ghost Particle Discovery
British physicists at the University of Sheffield celebrate a landmark achievement from China's JUNO neutrino observatory, set to become the world's most powerful particle detector by 2025, unlocking cosmic secrets.
Face of 900-year-old 'vampire' woman reconstructed
A shocking discovery in a UK field reveals the 900-year-old skeleton of a woman buried as a 'vampire' to prevent her rising from the dead. New facial reconstruction brings her story to life.
Chilean Mummies Predate Egypt's by 1,000 Years
Groundbreaking archaeological research reveals the Chinchorro people of Chile created the world's first mummies using sophisticated smoke-drying techniques a millennium before ancient Egyptians.
Common Cold T-cells Provide Protection Against Covid-19
Groundbreaking UK research reveals that high levels of T-cells from common cold coronaviruses can provide robust protection against SARS-CoV-2 infection, paving the way for innovative universal vaccines.
Long Covid Linked to Heavier Periods in New Study
Groundbreaking UK research uncovers a distressing new symptom of Long Covid, with women experiencing significant changes to their menstrual cycles, including heavier bleeding and worsened premenstrual symptoms.
Ancient Britons smoke-dried bodies in mummification breakthrough
Groundbreaking discovery by Scottish archaeologists reveals ancient Britons used sophisticated smoke-drying techniques for mummification, rewriting our understanding of Bronze Age burial practices.
Gut bacteria predict diabetes and liver disease risk
Groundbreaking UK research reveals a simple blood test could predict your risk of type 2 diabetes and severe liver disease years in advance by analysing gut microbiome molecules. Discover how this medical revolution could transform preventative healthcare
Blue Eyes Aren't Actually Blue: Scientific Revelation
Groundbreaking research reveals blue eyes are a structural colour illusion rather than containing true pigment. Discover the fascinating science behind this genetic mutation affecting 10% of Britons.
Long-Winded Apologies Deemed More Sincere, Study Reveals
New psychology research reveals that lengthy, detailed apologies are perceived as significantly more sincere than brief ones, challenging conventional communication wisdom.
Harvard Doctor's Warning Over Common Brain-Damaging Drink
A leading Harvard neurologist reveals the startling impact of a popular beverage on your memory, focus, and long-term brain health. Discover the science behind the risk.
Science Reveals What Makes a 'Sorry' Genuine
Groundbreaking research from the University of London uncovers the key psychological elements that separate effective, heartfelt apologies from those that fall flat and feel insincere.
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