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One glass of wine will make you more attractive, according to science

The exact amount of alcohol you need to drink in order to appear more attractive

Couples more likely to divorce if wife gets sick

In sickness and in health? Not always…

3 to 5 cups of coffee a day could prevent a heart attack

Great news for coffee lovers! A new study has found that enjoying a moderate amount of daily coffee can ward off heart attacks.

Insulin a cure for Alzheimer’s?

An insulin nasal spray may provide a promising new treatment for Alzheimer’s, researchers say.

Learn anywhere, any time

From Yale to Massey, the number of free online courses available globally from leading universities looks set to continue to rise in 2015.

54 per cent of women won’t let their partner see them without make-up for a year

54 per cent of women won’t let their partner see them without makeup until they’ve been dating for 12 months, new results suggest.

A single kiss shares 80 million bugs

A single 10-second kiss can transfer as many as 80 million bacteria, a study by Dutch scientists has found.

Shift work ages the brain, dulls intellect

Working anti-social hours can prematurely age your brain and dull intellectual ability.

Happy feat: Penguin robot helps scientists go undercover

One of these is not a real emperor penguin chick…

High milk diet doesn’t cut risk of bone fractures

Drinking lots of milk might not safeguard your risk of fracturing bones, scientists say.

Laughter: 6 things you may not know

Everything you thought you knew about laughter is wrong, here is why…

Why Kids Need Milk

When it comes to keeping infections at bay, fresh milk is best for young children.

Frozen faecal capsules help stop gut infection

Capsules containing frozen faecal matter could help clear up C. difficile infections.

Earth has lost half it’s wildlife over 40 years – WWF

We have lost 50 per cent of our total global wildlife in just 40 years, a startling report has found.

Feeling low? Try eating more fruit and veg

Fruit and veges are more than just good for our physical health but also our mental wellbeing.

Brazil releases ‘good mosquitoes’ to combat dengue fever

Researchers in Rio de Janeiro have released thousands of mosquitoes infected with a bacteria that suppresses dengue fever.

Wild berries boost cancer treatment

Native to North America, these wild berries may aid cancer therapy, according to a study.

Healthy heart, healthy mind

Exercising your body also exercises your mind, according to a new study on dementia.

Fat shaming leads to weight gain

Making people feel ashamed about their weight could lead them to gain more weight, not lose it.

All diets work as long as you stick to them, say researchers

Any diet will do, say researchers, as long as you stick to it.

More than 1 in 10 girls sexually abused by 20

More than one in ten girls around the world have been raped or sexually assaulted by the age of 20, UN report shows.

How to train your brain for weight loss

You can train your brain to like healthy foods instead of craving high-calorie foods, say researchers in the US.

Experimental Ebola drug found to be 100 per cent effective

Clinical trials of an experimental drug to treat Ebola, prove 100 per cent effective in monkey studies.

Botox the latest weapon in the fight against cancer

Botox injections may help in the fight against cancer, animal tests have shown.

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