News Articles about Everyday Life

The emotional wellbeing of both mothers and fathers prenatally can effect behavioural problems in toddlers

PE class could potentially be reevaluating one of its staple units, physical fitness assessments.

Can we improve balance with our calluses

CRISPR gene edited twins have been found to have a 21% higher mortality rate before the age of 76.

Does drinking order dictate hangover intensity. Cambridge scientists investigated...

Wasps are capable of “transitive inference”, a cognitive skill previously thought to be unique to humans.

Ancient DNA reveals farming was brought to Britain by migrants, not adopted by local hunter-gatherers.

Four new DNA building blocks that meet the criteria to encode life have been created by US scientists...

Stiff membranes and an altered charge allow bugs to fend off drugs...

A new approach to contraception, this time for men, is being developed by researchers in China...

Rare pigments found clinging to the teeth of a 1000 year old skeleton are enabling scientists to paint a colourful...

Fossil flowers from 200 million years ago discovered in China...

Researchers have demonstrated the potential of using imagination for treating anxiety related disorders.

'Real' fake tan could one day fight skin cancer.

The origin and evolution of tuberculosis has been determined from the largest study of this disease.

Can the use of improved satellite navigation devices actually make driving safer?

Humans may be responsible for the extinction of a newly discovered species of ape, as early as 2200 years ago.

Wine glasses have ballooned in size and are now over 7 times larger than they were in the 1700s, researchers in the UK...

Hundreds of fossilised dinosaur eggs, some with preserved chicks still inside, have been uncovered by scientists in...

Fossil finds have revealed male woolly mammoths were more likely to fall into natural traps

Bird skulls and brains resemble those of young dinosaurs and may provide insight into their evolutionary origin and...

From the noses of West Africans, South Asians, East Asians, and Northern Europeans, new research has found populations...

How tooth calculi are helping archaeologists to unpick what our ancestors were eating...

Two new sets of footprints, left by an ancient human relative over three and a half million years ago, have been...