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Children’s drawings provides insight into future intelligence

Not just child’s play, researchers have found the detail in a 4-year-olds drawing can reveal their future IQ.

Stem cells boost post-stroke brain recovery

A new study has shown how stem cells could help repair damaged parts of stroke victims brains.

Exercise or sleep? New study weighs benefits up

A first of its kind study explores whether what you are giving up to exercise pays off in the end.

Dogs found to experience jealousy

Dog owners were right all along, as a study finds our furry friends have the capacity to experience jealousy.

New breakthrough in schizophrenia research

New research into the psychiatric disorder is being praised as scientists inch closer to developing more effective treatments.

High blood pressure could prevent dementia in the very elderly

A study finds significant evidence that supports the benefit of high blood pressure late in life.

New blood test detects 14 types of cancer

US scientists have developed a potentially life-saving cancer detecting blood test.

The “5 second rule” is real

Researchers breathe new life into the “five second rule” when it comes to food being dropped on the floor.

Why the ‘cool’ kids aren’t so cool anymore

Geek on top: A new study reveals why being a ‘geeky’ teen could lead to greater success in adulthood.

Earth on brink of mass extinction event, study says

Earth is on the brink of a mass extinction event comparable in scale to that which wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, study finds.

Could learning another language stop your brain from ageing?

Learning a second language, even later in life, can have a positive impact on the brain and may stave off dementia.

Sugar, not fat, the greatest risk of obesity

When it comes to obesity, fat may not be our friend but sugar is definitely the enemy, say US filmmakers.

Coffee could help reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes

Not sure if you should be reaching for that third coffee? There may be some health merit to your daily caffeine ritual.

Scientists identify skin cancer gene mutation

Scientists say they are one step closer to understanding why some families are at a greater risk of skin cancer.

Air pollution: why it’s killing us

The World Health Organisation [WHO] recently issued a statement saying that air pollution contributed to an estimated seven million deaths, […]

Active mums have active children

A UK study suggests the more active a mother is the more physically active her children will be.

HIV protection gel, one step closer

A gel that can be applied by women after sex could protect them from the risk of HIV infection.

Could cooking meat be a dementia risk?

New research has us asking if the chemicals released when browning meat could increase our risk of dementia.

DNA test could predict deadliest cancer risk

A DNA test could predict which men will face the highest risk of deadly prostate cancer.

Lifestyle changes could reduce miscarriage risk

A new study in Denmark has shown more than a quarter of first-time miscarriages could be avoided through lifestyle changes.

Vitamin C can boost chemotherapy treatment

High-doses of vitamin C can help boost the cancer-killing ability of chemotherapy treatments.

Passion for Vodka is killing Russian men

A study has found a ‘passion for vodka’ has led to extraordinarily high rates of early death amongst men in Russia.

Cells from donated eyes may restore sight to blind

Cells found in donated eyes of deceased people may restore sight to the blind.

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