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Mexico’s ‘water monsters’ disappear from natural habitat

Mexico’s axelotol’s may have disappeared from their only natural habitat, biologists fear.

Back to school lunchbox masterclass

Getting children involved in packing wholesome, nutrient-rich lunchboxes is key as parents prepare for back-to-school.

Pumping iron helps women cut diabetes risk

A new study has found weightlifting can help women reduce their risk of diabetes.

Swedish women receive womb transplants

A pioneering surgical treatment could help women without wombs conceive.

Open your mind to a new career

Want to enrich your life and those around you? We find out how changing your career could help change your life.

New grandparents program may improve child behaviour

A new program for older people caring for their grandkids could improve children’s behavior.

Baby illusion

A study has found there are biological reasons why youngest children remain eternally ‘the baby’ of the family.

Artificial sweetener safe to consume says European Food Safety Authority

Artificial sweetener aspartame has been ruled safe to use by Europe’s Food Safety Authority.

Cholesterol by-product fuels breast cancer

Research has found the growth and spread of breast cancer can be fuelled by a by-product of cholesterol.

Memories can be inherited

A groundbreaking study has found phobias could be inherited through changes to DNA.

Salt in medicines, a health risk

Dissolvable painkillers could pose a health risk for millions because of their high salt quantity.

Children run slower today compared to 30 years ago

A global fitness study has found today’s children cannot run as fast as their parents did when they were young.

Brain Aneurysms: Life in the balance

Although rare, if left untreated cerebral aneurysms can be fatal. We look at one woman’s story of recovering from a ruptured aneurysm and find out what you need to know.

Gardening linked to longer life

If you enjoy pottering in the garden or odd jobs around the house, chances are you will live longer.

Argentina’s cow power

Argentine reserachers have discovered a way to convert cow’s digestive gases into a bio fuel for the future.

While you were sleeping

According to new research, sleep may allow time for the brain to clean away waste built up from a hard day’s thinking.

Popcorn makes cinema-goers immune to advertising

New research has found that munching on popcorn whilst at the movies may make advertising previews ineffective.

Ending the silence: Male carers of women with breast cancer

As more and more women survive breast cancer, a lack of services catering to male carers and partners is becoming critical.

Blood pressure pill, cancer fighting

A safe and commonly used blood pressure medication could help to fight cancerous tumours from the inside out.

Sugar key to preventable brain damage in newborns

An inexpensive sugar-based gel administered to newborns could help stop preventable brain damage.

E-readers help Dyslexic readers

Electronic devices may help those suffering from dyslexia improve their reading skills.

Scientists forecast end of our world

Scientists have calculated the habitable lifespan of Earth, and it may not be as long as we think.

Midwifery care costs less and delivers equally safe care

Midwifery care is more cost effective and just as safe as standard hospital care, according to a world-first study.

Cocaine addiction could begin within hours of drug use

An addiction to cocaine could begin within hours of taking the drug, scientists find.

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