Covid infections in England fall by 30% over lockdown – React study
By Prof Kevin McConway, a statistics professor at the Open University, said of the study: “It’s important not to get too excited about these figures....
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Study of 40,000 People Identifies a Key Personality Trait That Creates a Happy Family
By David Nield We all want our family life to be as happy as possible – and now researchers have identified some of the personal...
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Could your thinning hair be due to a vitamin D deficiency? Study indicates a link
By Vitamin D is an essential nutrient that plays a role in many of the body’s functions. A vitamin D deficiency may cause numerous problems,...
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Covid latest: Cholesterol is the key factor for severe covid infections says latest study
By The novel coronavirus has been known to affect people in a number of different ways with some experiencing a severe infection and others not....
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Megalodon mystery: Mega-shark tooth study shows secrets of apex predators’ early years
By Otodus megalodon may have taken up to 25 years to become an adult, a period described by researchers as “an extremely-delayed sexual maturity”. However,...
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Archaeology study reveals Neanderthal thumbs evolved to hold tools
By Neanderthal thumbs were far more adept at handling tools than previously thought. A new comparative study even suggests early man could have held a...
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What Are The Health Risks of Space? Scientists Just Unveiled The Biggest Study Yet
By Clare Watson Space is a hostile place. We may have developed the technology to launch astronauts into orbit and get them home safely, but...
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Animals have emotions and moods just like humans do, breakthrough study suggests
By A breakthrough study published by researchers at Queen’s University Belfast has found links between animal behaviour and moods associated with winning and losing. The...
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Wars could arise between companies, countries and agencies for Moon resources – study
By The Moon has scant resources which can be used on Earth, but there are resources there which can be used for construction on the...
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A New Study About Color Tries to Decode ‘The Brain’s Pantone’
By Sara Harrison At first, Conway was pretty skeptical that he would get any results. “The word on the street is that MEG has very...
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Radical Testing Plan Could 'Drive Epidemic Toward Extinction' in Weeks, Study Claims
By Charles Davis, Business Insider Mass rapid-testing for COVID-19 – especially of those people showing no signs of infection – could bring an end to...
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A daily glass of orange juice could prevent a COVID infection, suggests study
By A cytokine storm is an overreaction of the body’s immune system. “In some people with COVID-19, the immune system releases immune messengers, called cytokines,...
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Depressing Study Shows a Big Issue With Using Cloud Seeding to Solve Global Warming
By Carly Cassella The clouds that hang low and thick in our sky, reflecting sunlight back out into space, are melting into thin air as...
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Coronavirus immunity: Infection ‘unlikely’ to occur twice for at least 6 months – study
By Second infections raise questions about long-term immunity to COVID-19 with reports of possible reinfections having been circulated for months. Many scientists and researchers have been...
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Human ageing process REVERSED in study which pumped pensioners with oxygen – and it WORKED
By And by the trial’s conclusion, the scientists reported how the participants’ telomeres had grown by approximately 20 percent on average, while tsenescent cells had...
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Venus life: Phosphine discovery could be wide of the mark – study
By In September, Venus made headlines after scientists discovered large swathes of phosphine in the planet’s atmosphere. By current understandings, phosphine is created through biological...