Party trick moves muscles that humans haven’t used for 25 million years
Your party trick might have more biological significance than you think.
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Zero appetite for 15-day Wimbledon, says Henman
LONDON : Wimbledon organisers have "zero appetite" to turn the Championships into a 15-day event, according to former British number one and four-times semi-finalist Tim Henman.
‘Much-needed hope’ as CRISPR gene editing therapy recommended for sickle cell disease
Some with severe sickle cell disease in England will now be able to access landmark CRISPR gene editing therapy, according to new health guidelines which were hailed as marking a “significant shift” in treatment for the blood disorder.
Germany’s unemployment rate rises to highest level in almost a decade
The unemployment rate in Germany reached its highest level since February 2015 at the start of the year, according to new data from the Federal Employment Agency (BA).
Kids are 'speaking like Americans' and 'can’t climb stairs' due to too much screen time
Some reception age school kids are "unable to climb a staircase", while others use Americanisms in their speech due to excessive screen time, a survey of teachers revealed.
Breakthrough test with 90 per cent accuracy could help 500,000 people in UK at high risk of cancer
A new method of detecting the UK’s fourth most common cancer is more than 90 per cent accurate, a new study has found.
Fresh embryo transfers linked to higher birth rates in women struggling to conceive with IVF
Women with a low chance of having a baby through in vitro fertilisation (IVF) may be better off using fresh embryos as opposed to frozen ones, a new study in China suggests.
Why Jennifer Aniston’s Pvolve fitness routine might be better for menopause symptoms than official advice
New research has found that Jennifer Aniston’s fitness regime is better for menopausal women than government guidance.