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Utsav Radia discusses new research on study drugs, and the problems they pose
Utsav Radia discusses new research on study drugs, and the problems they pose
James Bezer on the giant virus that is still infectious despite its age
Epigenetic differences are being found in an almost-unlimited number of diseases: cancer, epilepsy, arthritis, obesity. A recent paper published in PLoS Genetics has now found that epigenetic changes may influence how susceptible one is to type 2 diabetes.
The newly discovered dwarf planet 2012 VP113 was discovered by astronomers at the Carnegie Institution of Science, Washington last week.
The Public Library of Science, the open access publisher of the largest scientific journal in the world, PLoS One, has announced that from the 3rd of March, authors of an article in any of their seven journals must make all data related to the manuscript publicly available immediately upon publicati
Philippa Skett on the new gene-editing technique that gives HIV resistance
Diagnosis and treatment of cancer often involves some of the most damaging procedures that doctors would ever intentionally inflict upon a human body.
William Hunter tells us how the honeybee is bringing the bumblebee down too
Alongside UFOs, homeopathy and all manners of conspiracy theories, the Shroud of Turin has long been known as a perennial source of pseudoscience.
Christopher Yates reveals Texas’s invasive venom-proof ‘crazy ants’
Christopher Yates talks about the new drug touted as a female viagra
Will Hunter discusses the new robots that can feel human emotions