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The study sheds new light on how DMT affects the brain

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A new study suggests that higher levels of caffeine in your body could help cut fat and lower diabetes risks.

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Women in Latvia are leading the way in terms of innovating and patenting their work.

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Workers who regularly lift or move heavy objects were found to have nearly 50 per cent higher sperm counts than desk-bound workers.

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The Earth's core lies thousands of miles under the surface

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Scientists claim Earth’s inner core has reversed its direction of spin

10/02/2023

The robot can melt and solidify

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25/01/2023

Research hints UV nail dryers may damage DNA

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UV nail dryers may damage DNA and cause mutations in human cells

24/01/2023

Scientists have made a promising step forward in repairing penis injuries in humans - by repairing injuries and restoring erectile function in pigs

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04/01/2023

Researchers have dicovered that some creatures can consume and thrive of viruses.

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02/01/2023

An electron microscope image of Group A Streptococcus (orange) during phagocytic interaction with a human neutrophil (blue).

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27/12/2022

The pandemic has had a significant impact on the mental health of young people. But could it also have physically altered their brains?

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02/12/2022

The drug shows promise in slowing down the onset of the disease

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30/11/2022

Researchers say global sperm counts have dropped by a “staggering” 50 per cent over the past five decades - and the decline is gaining pace.

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Sperm counts worldwide are falling even faster than we thought

15/11/2022

Grätzel cells installed at the SwissTech Convention Center in Lausanne, Switzerland.

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Your windows may soon produce power thanks to transparent solar panels

12/11/2022

Young adults have been particularly affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

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COVID may have collectively changed our personalities, study finds

11/11/2022

The magnet core of the world's largest superconducting solenoid magnet at CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) on March 22, 2007.

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10/11/2022

The study looked at the effect of aerosols from vapes on mice

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Vaping can disrupt heart rhythms, research on mice shows

26/10/2022

Researchers have found that children of very young and older parents carry an increased risk of bipolar disorder.

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24/10/2022

Microscope image provided by Pasca Lab/Stanford Medicine showing a human astrocyte cell (centre in yellow), and human glial cells (scattered in blue) inside a rat brain.

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13/10/2022

EU's main objective is to facilitate access to healthcare for people who travel and move inside the EU.

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13/10/2022

Eating late at night increases your appetite and changes the way your body stores fat.

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06/10/2022

The scientists believe the new Russian bat virus could be more harmful than COVID and resistant to current vaccines.

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22/09/2022

The gut microbiome is an ecosystem of trillions of tiny microbes lining our digestive tracts that's believed to play an important part in human health.

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20/09/2022

The Axolotl salamander, native to Mexico, are unusual among amphibians in that they reach adulthood without undergoing metamorphosis and taking to the land.

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