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The science behind yeast and how to make your own
With people confined to their homes, there is more interest in home-baked bread than ever before. And that means a
Diabetes breakthrough: Radical new treatment could REVERSE diabetes
Five thousand obese patients will be handed a daily soup or shake when the programme starts in April. The NHS currently
Big data, bench science suggests drug may slow Parkinson’s progression in people
A drug used to treat enlarged prostate may also be able to slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease. The surprising
What to Know Before Giving Your Child Melatonin Gummies as a Sleep Aid, According to a Doctor
Is synthetic melatonin a quick fix for restless children? Probably not. In an interview with Parents, Dr. Judith Owens, director
Men’s beards carry more germs than dog fur, according to science
A new Swiss study has found that men with beards carry more germs than dogs. Sorry, hipsters. Study author professor
Unknown territory: why do we remember the first time?
You remember your first time, right? Everyone does. That grand départ into the unknown, the bewildering, clean-sheeted novelty of it
Is it possible, asks Peta Bee, that being super-fit lessens the risks of smoking?
It’s easy to view super-fit runners who spend hours each week pounding pavements as vice-free obsessives, but this is not
Science behind standing desks was crooked all along? Sit on that
Well, this sucks. I just bought an ergonomic keyboard and before it even arrives the whole field of ergonomics is
Live chat: David Epstein, author of The Sports Gene
In the Sports Gene, David Epstein explores that thorny subject, the nature v nurture debate – and looks at what