For a long time, scientists thought humans had a uniquely tough time giving birth. It was believed that because we walk on two legs, our pelvises became narrower, while our
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Babies who are breastfed for longer in their first six months may be less likely to show signs of ADHD as they grow up, according to a study published in
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have taken the first steps in testing a new oral medication for people living with chronic heart failure and the early results look encouraging,
Newcastle Disease remains a formidable and persistent threat to poultry production globally, inflicting significant losses in flock health, productivity, and profitability. It devastates both commercial enterprises and smallholder farms, disrupts
Spending years on Instagram might do more than shape how you feel about your looks, it could actually affect your brain’s ability to recognize your own face as yours, according
Doctors have a new way to check a baby’s genes before birth, and it could replace much riskier testing methods currently in use. For years, non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) has
We can’t fix the youth mental health crisis by treating children alone, we need to help their parents too, according to a new book written by Cambridge University child psychotherapist
Autism isn’t just one condition; it appears to have at least two biologically distinct forms that can be identified by looking at how different parts of the brain communicate with
The UK could raise up to £4.9 billion over five years, prevent thousands of hospital stays, and save lives by changing the way tobacco companies are taxed, according to a
Losing a large amount of weight and keeping it off is connected with a lower risk of cancer, especially in women. Now, two studies published in Scientific Reports and PLOS