Restrictions in Northeastern states likely ‘saved many lives’ say researchers

Her comments come as new study suggests stalkers are enabled to ‘hide in plain sight’ as criminal justice system fails victims

Some vapes also contained THC, the psychoactive part of cannabis

 

Daily serving of sugary drinks linked to 34 per cent increase in insulin resistance among boys

The French paradox, popularised in the 1990s, claimed red wine helps explain why France hasrelatively low rates of heart disease

study finds 33.3% of squad went to private schools, up nine percentage points from 24% in 2016 team

People with a high level of muscle strength were less likely to develop neurodegenerative conditions, the researchers also found.

study offers new ways to assess animal welfare in industry and could lead to happier flocks

Researchers uncover ‘remarkable new way in which trees provide a vital climate service’ by reducing emissions

The study was carried out by an international team led by researchers at National Museums Scotland.

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The larget T. rex weighed as estimated 15 tonnes instead of 8.8 tonnes

It remains unclear how chemical information about female fertility might manifest in body odour

Scientists hope that having a better understanding of the process will lead to new ways of treating the disease

Report says serious research needed into risks and benefits as melting could cause devastating sea level rise

It was previously thought that only photosynthetic organisms such as plants and algae generate Earth’s oxygen

Previous studies had suggested men could sense changes in body odour, but recent test found no compelling evidence

A study found hair and clothing can significantly reduce the performance of athletes taking part in long jump and 100 metres.

Rail unions say that inspections continue to be rushed and a new federal study reinforces that concern with railroads routinely allowing less than two minutes per car for inspections