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Scientists discover why mosquitos are attracted to you

Smelly armpits may be the reason why mosquitos are attracted to you! US researchers have found mosquitos are drawn to body odour, from as far as 35 foot away. ....

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Art Industry News: A Monumental Louise Bourgeois 'Spider' Could Rake in $40 Million at Sotheby's + Other Stories

Plus, the National Portrait Gallery raises enough money to jointly buy a rare portrait with the Getty and a T-Rex will go on view in Antwerp. ....

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New Year Honours for Crick Scientists

In recognition of his outstanding scientific leadership, contribution to the national COVID effort and for his world leading research, Steve Gamblin, the Francis Crick Institute’s Director of scientific platforms has received a CBE; and Crick Director Paul Nurse was also made a member of the Order of the Companions of Honour. Click to read more. ....

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Contracting COVID-19 may provide some immunity. But still get vaccinated, scientists say

Some new studies that look at natural immunity a degree of protection against COVID-19 that a person develops after being infected have triggered discussion within the scientific community about the strength of such immunity. However, scientists tell CBC News it is no substitute for vaccination. ....

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