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Humans were drinking milk long before they could easily digest it

In a new study, researchers tease apart how milk tolerance evolved.

Inverse

A new report casts serious doubt on the whole serotonin = happiness thing

But please don’t stop taking your SSRIs just yet.

Mic

Revealed: oil sector’s ‘staggering’ $3bn-a-day profits for last 50 years

Vast sums provide power to ‘buy every politician’ and delay action on climate crisis, says expert

The Guardian - UK

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Haemophilia B ‘cured’ by ‘miraculous’ treatment in major breakthrough

One recipient described the new treatment as ‘transformational’

The Independent UK

Little evidence that chemical imbalance causes depression, UCL scientists find

Researchers question use of antidepressants, prescribed to one in six UK adults

The Guardian - UK

University College London generates £10bn a year for UK, says report

UCL’s research, knowledge and support for business startups provides boost ‘equal to holding Olympics every year’

The Guardian - UK

Partners outline hopes for British Steel's green hydrogen ambition

EDF, University College London and Materials Processing Institute unite with British Steel as Tees Valley Mayor welcomes cutting edge industry activity

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Thousands of babies to join study of early childhood

New study will follow children of the 2020s to explore the impact of the pandemic.

The Independent UK

Robot-assisted surgery can cut blood clot risk and speed recovery, study finds

In world-first trial, bladder cancer patients who had robotic surgery went home sooner and were less likely to be readmitted

The Guardian - UK

Does Cannabis Really Affect Your Memory?

This article was originally published on Goldleaf and appears here with permission.

Benzinga

Understanding the climate crisis: A three-week course with Professor Mark Maslin

Guardian journalists, environmental activists and scientific experts explore some of the greatest challenges facing our natural world – and how we can implement positive change

The Guardian - UK

More people worried about money than about catching Covid

Almost four in 10 people (38%) are worried about their finances, according to researchers from University College London.

The Independent UK

More people worried about their finances than catching Covid, study shows

Almost four in 10 Britons are worried about their finances, according to researchers from University College London

The Independent UK

'My dad went to the GP five times but it was only when he went to A&E they found he had cancer'

Alan Molloy is one of thousands of people in Wales whose cancer is only discovered when it is too late

Wales Online

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The Guardian - UK

Scientists have just told us how to solve the climate crisis – will the world listen?

The new IPCC report offers not only hope, but practical solutions. Governments that have signed off on it must now act, says Simon Lewis of University College London

The Guardian - UK

Covid lockdown dreams reflected our claustrophobia and lack of control

From the scary to the truly weird, our nights were full of apt visions in the early days of the pandemic, a study at University College London found

The Guardian - UK

Two Heads by Uta Frith, Chris Frith, Alex Frith and Daniel Locke – review

With the aid of slapstick jokes and witty footnotes, husband and wife neuroscientists and their son shed light on the workings of the brain in this joyful and fabulously original book

Dynamite News

Researchers find importance of cultural activities in improving self-control among teens

Teenagers, who take part in arts and cultural activities, such as dance, drama, reading and going to concerts, are less likely to engage in antisocial and criminalised behaviour up to two years later, according to a new study by the University College London.

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Evening Standard

Nearly two thirds of people think ‘smacking’ children should be made illegal in England, poll shows

Research comes as new law bans physical punishment of children in Wales

360info

Special Report: Pandemic warning systems

Can we predict emerging diseases like we predict the weather?

Daily Mirror

Russia Ukraine war: All your questions answered as experts predict what may happen next

Andrew Wilson, Professor of Ukrainian Studies at University College London, and Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, chemical weapons expert, answer your questions about the war in Ukraine

The Independent UK

British-Ukrainian student, 19, planning to stay in Kyiv to help ‘protect city’

University College London student Valentina Butenko has been in Ukraine for the last few weeks, joining the Ukrainian Women’s Guard.

Evening Standard

Here it hums: UCL creates audible alert for e-scooters

Experts at University College London have been asked to create an audible alert for e-scooters to warn pedestrians that a rider is approaching.

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