The UK's June heatwave caused 24 million lost working hours and a £1.15 billion economic hit, according to new research.
In her latest column, Dr Zahra Ali calls for greater investment in endometriosis research, improved medical education and faster diagnosis for women ...
In a 14-day study of 101 healthy UK adults, greater social jetlag was associated with a later distribution of energy intake, ...
English has long stopped being just the language of London or New York. It has become the connective tissue of global ...
For more than a hundred years, scientists believed only one species of rabbit lived across the Iberian Peninsula, with at ...
The United States may be much closer to population decline than many people realize. A new demographic study warns that the ...
Solar panels were installed at the world’s most remote post office, and 445 pairs of penguins decided to stay outside and ...
A few escaped ducks in Britain’s countryside might sound like a harmless wildlife story. However, their descendants later ...
Last week the International Monetary Fund said the government should reprioritise existing spending before raising taxes ...
Britain’s new prime minister, Andy Burnham, says he can connect with the northern working-class voters who were once Labour’s ...
G global ranking data released this week shows South Korea and Singapore leading a ten-nation index, with the US eighth and ...
South Carolina’s In Our DNA SC program brings free genomic screening to all 46 counties, uncovering hidden cancer and heart ...
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