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Tag: research
Swimmer with Brain Cancer Calls for Urgent Action on Treatment Funding
Champion swimmer Archie Goodburn urges the UK government to increase funding for brain cancer research.
Surviving a Flesh-Eating Infection: A Cautionary Tale
Caroline Fonjock's battle with a flesh-eating infection reveals critical warning signs and the importance of swift medical action.
Drilling for Insights: Spain’s Meteorite Crater and Mars
Scientists are drilling into Spain's meteorite crater to learn about Mars and Earth's geology.
Are You Choosing the Right Pain Relief for Period Cramps?
Many women may be using less effective pain relief for period cramps, study shows.
New Research Links Excessive Sun Exposure to Mental Health Risks
Excessive sun exposure may increase risks of depression and dementia, according to new research.
Decades of Research Reveal Insights into Brain Ageing
A study tracking cognitive abilities from childhood to age 90 reveals key insights into brain ageing.
US Biolabs Funding Raises Concerns Amid Ukraine Conflict
Concerns grow over US-funded biolabs in Ukraine amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
Revolutionary Treatment Offers Hope for Lupus Patients
A new treatment shows promise in putting lupus into remission, changing lives for patients.
San Andreas Fault Faces Unprecedented Stress Levels
The San Andreas fault is experiencing unprecedented stress levels, raising earthquake risk concerns.
Unlocking the Venus Flytrap’s Rapid Response Mechanism
Scientists reveal how the Venus flytrap snaps shut, unlocking secrets of plant mechanics.
The Curious Case of Our Anticlockwise Bias
Humans show a strong tendency to turn left and move anticlockwise, raising intriguing questions.