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Test created at Imperial College London could be available on NHS within five years and speed up potentially life-saving diagnoses

Researchers hope it could help diagnose illnesses in youngsters faster, and tackle the overuse of antibiotics.

Doctors say test may diagnose childhood illnesses in less than an hour, helping quickly identify life-threatening infections

A latest genetic study has revealed surprising attributes of the famous Alpine mummy, Ötzi the Iceman – dark skin and eyes and male pattern baldness.

The Nelson Memo is supposed to provide public access to taxpayer-funded research. Some fear it will only widen gaps.

A new study has shown that younger people are more likely to fall while texting and walking. The participants walked on a potentially slippery surface while texting.

Liquid metals (LM) have unique physicochemical properties, making them suitable for varied applications in different domains. Researchers from Japan h....

Some of the world’s most celebrated wines come from the heroic viticulture regions of Portugal, Spain and Italy.

In 2020, Japan performed the first successful test extracting cobalt crusts from the top of deep-sea mountains to mine cobalt—a mineral used in electric vehicle batteries. Not only do directly mined areas become less habitable for ocean animals, but mining also creates a plume of sediment that can spread through the surrounding water. An investigation on the environmental impact of this first test, published July 14th in the journal Current Biology, reports a decrease in ocean animals both in ...

The bizarre mating behavior increases the chances of reproductive success for male spider mites in an intensely competitive mating environment.