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Remains of an ancient branch of the Nile River hint at why Egyptians chose to build at Giza. Plus, how a ‘tactical sacrifice’ can save a building from collapse the our pick of the five best science books to read this week. Remains of an ancient branch of the Nile River hint at why Egyptians chose to build at Giza. Plus, how a ‘tactical sacrifice’ can save a building from collapse the our pick of the five best science books to read this week.

The first known large-scale review of international studies on the positive effect of blood pressure (BP) medicines across all classes in preventing migraine shows these widely available drugs could be used much more widely, at low cost, than is the case with current practice, according to a new paper published today in the journal, Cephalalgia.

Misconceptions that one type of arthritis affects men over women are dangerous and reflect deeper issues with gender biases in health, experts say.

Paramedics are failing to recognise strokes in women as much as they do for men, according to a new study of New South Wales stroke patients. Researchers

Alison Hallworth was 44 when she had a stroke but the mum-of-two didn't have the usual symptoms like a droo...