Tech News Telegram expected to hit a billion users this year, founder says The platform Telegram is expected to hit one billion users this year, its co-founder said in an interview released this Wednesday. 18/04/2024
Tech News Elon Musk is planning to charge new users to post on X Musk is considering implementing "a small fee" for new users if they want to post, bookmark or like on the platform, he said in a post on X. 18/04/2024
Tech News Korea’s ‘artificial sun’ sets new record in nuclear fusion research Korea’s ‘artificial sun’, KSTAR, recorded a plasma operation with a temperature of 100 million degrees Celsius for 48 seconds, a new step in nuclear fusion research. 04/04/2024
Health news Human brains are increasing in size. Could this reduce dementia risk? Several brain structures increased in volume between people born in the 1930s and people born in the 1970s which may reduce dementia risk. 03/04/2024
Tech News Which countries have the best and worst Internet speeds in Europe? New research reveals the parts of Europe with the fastest and slowest Internet loading speeds. How does your country rank? 26/03/2024
Nutrition People in cities are losing the gut bacteria to properly digest plants A gut bacteria called Ruminococcus, which helps digest fibre, is "sparse" in samples from the microbiome of humans living in urbanised societies. 21/03/2024
Tech News Ex-French minister suggests 'rationing' Internet data to 3GB a week An editorial by a former education minister calling to "ration the Internet" to 3GB a week has sparked controversy in France. 21/03/2024
Health news New drug candidates may help immune system detect HIV-infected cells New drug candidates could “unmask” HIV-infected cells that evade the immune system. 19/03/2024
Health news New blood test shows 83% accuracy in detecting colon cancer A promising study showed that a blood test diagnosed colorectal cancer with an 83 per cent accuracy, giving an alternative to current stool tests. 15/03/2024
Health news Interacting with a dog can provide stress relief, study finds Interactions with dogs can increase brainwaves associated with stress relief and concentration, a new study has found. 13/03/2024
Nutrition Diets like Keto or fasting could keep cancer at bay, new study finds Popular diets, like the Keto diet, could curve a tumour’s progression, but more research is needed to evaluate its impact on humans, a new study shows. 12/03/2024
Health news European women unaware of alcohol’s link to breast cancer, WHO says Drinking alcohol, even in small amounts, raises the risk of breast cancer, the most common cancer among European women. 08/03/2024
Work More than half of European students want to learn using AI - survey A private tutoring company says their survey shows children are interested in learning about AI. 05/03/2024
Health news Scientists create testicles in a lab to help male infertility Scientists managed to create organoid testicles, a major scientific achievement that paves the way for further research to help with male infertility. 03/03/2024
Health news More than one billion people globally are obese, study finds Obesity rates have increased dramatically among children, teenagers, and adults, with more than one billion people in the world now affected. 01/03/2024
Health news COVID may impact memory a year or more after infection, study finds A new study found that COVID-19 is linked to persistent cognitive deficits, emphasising the need for ongoing research. 01/03/2024
Space How do environmental factors influence reported UFO sightings? Light pollution, tree canopy cover, and proximity to airports and military installations are among the environmental factors that may influence reported UFO sightings, according to a new study. 29/02/2024
Health news Asthma medicine could help children with food allergies, study finds A study highlighted the efficacy of an approved drug for allergic asthma, with nearly 70 per cent of participants showing better tolerance of food allergens. 27/02/2024
Nutrition Living near fast-food places could be bad for your heart health: study Participants near the highest density of ready-to-eat food places had a 16 per cent greater risk of heart failure, according to a new study. 27/02/2024
Tech News AI models preferred to launch nuclear strikes in wargames test Large language models (LLMs) acting as diplomatic agents in simulated scenarios showed "hard-to-predict escalations which often ended in nuclear attacks. 22/02/2024