Microbes have their own version of the internet
Shutterstock Predrag Slijepcevic, Brunel University London Creating a huge global network connecting billions of individuals might be one of humanity’s […]
Shutterstock Predrag Slijepcevic, Brunel University London Creating a huge global network connecting billions of individuals might be one of humanity’s […]
DenisFilm/Shutterstock James Brown, Aston University and Rachel Adams, Cardiff Metropolitan University It recently has been suggested that using vegetable oils
Some say cancer-causing chemicals can leak into packaging and into your food. osseous/Flickr, CC BY Senaka Ranadheera, Victoria University; Duane
About 80% of the world’s caffeine is consumed in the form of coffee. jennybach Chris Forbes-Ewan, Defence Science and Technology
Interactive body map: what really gives you cancer? Emil Jeyaratnam, The Conversation and Sasha Petrova, The Conversation There’s abundant advice
Got gout? Here’s what to eat and avoid Clare Collins, University of Newcastle Historically called the disease of kings, gout
Eating well – it’s more than just what you eat Jane Ogden, University of Surrey As the new year rolls
(Photo: The New Times ) Garlic is well known as a natural health remedy that has long been used to
What a man eats can affect his sperm – and future generations Romain Barrès, University of Copenhagen A previously discredited