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Tired and run-down? This is the one supplement you need this flu season

It’s the wonder vitamin which everyone should be taking

Evening Standard · Sep 5, 2025

Researchers discover two genetic variants linked to breast cancer

Risk factors for developing breast cancer include being female, increasing age, being overweight, alcohol consumption and genetic factors

The Independent UK · Sep 4, 2025

How adding structure to your workouts may slow biological aging

While daily movement has benefits, scientists say structured exercise offers the strongest anti-aging effects.

Tom’s Guide · Sep 1, 2025

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An Australian institution: ABC’s The Science Show marks 50 years on-air with Robyn Williams

The legendary broadcaster is still doing what he began in 1975 – revealing science as ‘an exciting journey of discovery, and sometimes a funny one’

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30, 2025

Scientists discover chemical ‘missing link’ that might explain origins of life on Earth

Experiment may help explain the ‘most intriguing causal paradox in biology’ about how early life forms came together about 4 billion years ago

The Independent UK · Aug 27, 2025

Hampstead Heath Ladies' Pond trans rules case brought to High Court by charity

The claim has been brought after the City of London Corporation erected signs which said the ponds are open to trans women despite the Supreme Court’s judgement on the issue earlier this year

Evening Standard · Aug 27, 2025

Heatwaves are making people age faster, study warns

Rural and poor people at particular risk

The Independent UK · Aug 26, 2025

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Heatwaves are making people age faster, study suggests

Exposure to high temperatures could result in long-lasting damage to health of billions of people, scientists warn

The Guardian - UK · Aug 25, 2025

EGF skincare is being hailed as the new retinol - but what is it, and how does it work?

Experts explain the latest buzzy ingredient in skincare: epidermal growth factors

Woman & Home · Aug 24, 2025

French consumer group sounds alarm on cadmium levels in chocolate

An investigation has revealed that popular cocoa-based products in France may contribute more than expected to daily exposure to cadmium, a metal that builds up in the body over time and can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer.

Radio France Internationale · Aug 23, 2025

Decoding the Skin-Brain Axis: How Dermatology and Neuroscience Are Converging

The microbiome’s hidden impact on mood

Marie Claire · Aug 22, 2025

Everything Evolves by Mark Vellend review – can Darwin explain JD Vance?

Why evolutionary theory should be applied to peacocks, politics, iPhones and quite a lot in between

The Guardian - UK · Aug 20, 2025

Teach boys and girls together about menstruation, UCL study argues

Mixed classes would widen children’s understanding and reduce stigma and disinformation about periods, researchers say

The Guardian - UK · Aug 20, 2025

Why do I feel more awake after 7.5 hours of sleep compared to 9?

Feeling more refreshed after 7.5 hours sleep and groggy after 9? We spoke to a sleep expert about why, and how you can feel refreshed every morning.

Tom’s Guide · Aug 16, 2025

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Space · Aug 13, 2025

Is water really a necessary ingredient for life? Aliens may swim in truly exotic pools

A new study finds that liquids other than water might be able to support life on worlds beyond Earth, potentially expanding the envelope of life throughout the cosmos.

The Independent UK · Aug 13, 2025

These vegetables have a natural compound that could lead to new plaque-destroying toothpastes

DIM is a compound that is also naturally formed in the body when digesting cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, cabbage and kale

The Independent UK · Aug 11, 2025

Thousands of men with prostate cancer facing unnecessary overtreatment, experts warn

Experts suggest ‘outdated guidelines’ around prostate cancer have created a ‘wild west’ of what is implemented in the NHS

The Guardian - UK · Aug 10, 2025

The zone zero secret: how ultra-low-stress exercise can change your life

Want to be healthier and happier, without spending hours slogging away in the gym? The answer could be a state just above total inactivity

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The Guardian - UK · Aug 6, 2025

The Origin of Language by Madeleine Beekman review – the surprising history of speech

It takes a village to raise a child – and that’s why we started speaking, argues an evolutionary biologist

Cinemablend · Jul 31, 2025

I Wasn’t Sure Forrest Galante’s Animals On Drugs Series Could Run More Than Three Episodes, But He Has A ‘Whole List’ Of Animals For Season 2

Turns out there are more kinds of animals on drugs than I knew!

The Independent UK · Jul 31, 2025

Covid and flu can awaken ‘sleeping’ cancer cells, scientists find

New research suggests that respiratory viruses could cause these dormant cancer cells to multiply

The Independent UK · Jul 30, 2025

Athletes competing in female events to require test to determine biological sex

Athletes will need to undergo a cheek swab or blood test - only once in their lifetime - to determine if they are biologically female

Marie Claire · Jul 29, 2025

Improving Your Oral Hygiene Might Be the Secret to Clearer, Glowing Skin

If you want clear, glowy skin, don't ignore your smile.

Space · Jul 28, 2025

Scientists behind controversial 2010 arsenic-based life study clap back as paper gets pulled: 'We do not support this retraction'

A retraction intends to bring to an end the acrimonious debate about the validity of the 15-year old findings that threatened to upend what we thought we know about life.

The Independent UK · Jul 28, 2025

New study says self-test could prevent up to 1,000 cervical cancer cases a year

More than 3,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year in the UK

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