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Study helps explain common vitamin’s extraordinary power to reverse skin ageing

Findings could lead to clinical treatment strategies for making a person look younger than their age

The Independent UK

Four arrested after dismembered body of London scientist found in suitcase in Colombia

Three men and one woman have been detained on suspicion of aggravated homicide

Evening Standard

Jeremy Griffith Reveals the Biological Cause of Emotional Turmoil

Griffith's theory reframes mental suffering as a natural result of human evolution—and suggests we're now equipped to heal it

Medical Daily

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Fungus dubbed ‘mummy’s curse’ could make a powerful cancer drug, new study reveals

Fungus thought to be found in ancient tombs may disrupt cell division process that causes leukemia

The Independent UK

I wore my Whoop on my ankle for a week. Don’t make the same mistake

It all looked fine until I started tracking my workouts

Meet the professor who united Celtic & Rangers in the name of sports science

The professor who united Celtic & Rangers in the name of sports science and why the SPFL is still playing catch-up in the field.

The National (Scotland)

David Hopkinson obituary

Other lives: Medical scientist who headed UCL’s human biochemical genetics unit for more than two decades

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Prostate cancer screening must be overhauled, Sir Chris Hoy says

Sir Chris Hoy was diagnosed with stage four cancer at 47, below the age of highest risk

The Independent UK

Pharmacists push for new bowel screening approach

Pharmacists are advocating for a new strategy on bowel cancer screening due to Australia's failure to meet targets.

AAP

Algae bricks and oyster shell walls: what’s on the horizon for eco-friendly building in Australia?

From fungi-based wall panels to 3D printed bricks made of seaweed, biomaterials are increasingly being used in construction. But how close are they to a home near you?

The Guardian - AU

Harvard researcher released from US custody after arrest for smuggling frog embryos

Russian-born scientist Kseniia Petrova had been charged with smuggling after detention at Boston airport in February

The Guardian - US

10 Cool But Pretty Disturbing Facts About The Human Body That Not Many People Know About

The human body is utterly fascinating. But just when you think you’ve got a grip on everything there is to know, science progresses and throws you a curveball.

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A nuanced approach to ageing, sex and gender

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Susanna Rustin about a generational divide in perspectives

The Guardian - UK

Scientists celebrate bowel cancer breakthrough in bid to tackle surge in young people

Bowel cancer is the second most common cause of cancer deaths in the UK

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‘Poop transplants’ have been happening for decades. Now researchers have identified some unintended consequences

Researchers warn against widespread use of the transplants due to potential for long-lasting, unintended health consequences

The Guardian - UK

Why is there such a generational divide in views on sex and gender in Britain?

I believe the key lies in our respective life stages, says social affairs journalist Susanna Rustin

Evening Standard

Best exosome skincare products for youthful, radiant skin

Exosomes are revolutionising skincare with their ability to repair and regenerate, promoting a youthful appearance and combating skin stress

The Independent UK

Does methylene blue really have health benefits? Pharmacologist gives verdict

Claims about methylene blue are alluring, but so far, evidence supporting its health benefits is scant

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Inverse

15 Years Ago, An Underrated Sci-Fi Horror Disturbed Unsuspecting Audiences

Can you love your cloven-hooved science child?

International Business Times UK

Designer DNA and Ethical Eating: The Brave New World of Biotech Arrives in the UK

Discover how gene editing and lab-grown meat are revolutionising healthcare and food in 2025, offering personalised treatments and sustainable, ethical meat alternatives.

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Epidemiologist Recommends Doing These 5 Things To Extend Your Lifespan And Increase Your Health

25% of our longevity is determined by our genes; the rest is seemingly determined by what we do.

International Business Times

Abortion Pill Inventor Etienne-Emile Baulieu Dies Aged 98

French scientist Etienne-Emile Baulieu, known as the inventor of the abortion pill, died at the age of 98 at his home in Paris on Friday, his wife told AFP. The doctor and researcher, who achieved worldwide renown for his work that led to the pill, had an eventful life that…

The Independent UK

Drug combination found to extend lifespan by 30 per cent

Researchers hope drug combination may help people stay healthy for longer

The Guardian - AU

What are the early signs of bowel cancer? And how can young Australians get tested for it?

When it’s diagnosed promptly, almost 99% of patients can be successfully treated

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s bowel cancer rates are world’s highest for under-50s. Scientists wonder if the gut microbiome is to blame

Incidence of bowel cancer is up to three times higher among Australians born in the 1990s compared with the 1950s cohort

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