For years, the main obstacle encouraging farmers to use gene-edited crops in Europe was the law, not the laboratory. That balance has now shifted. According to executives behind a new
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The European Union and its six Western Balkan partners have signed a joint declaration promising to deepen cooperation in research and innovation, in a move Brussels hopes will help bring
For years, astronomers have pointed to a handful of unusual stars as evidence of hypernovae after enormous stellar explosions thought to be at least ten times more powerful than ordinary
For 19-year-old Mohammad, life used to revolve around hospital visits every three weeks for the blood transfusions to keep him alive. Now, just a few months after receiving a groundbreaking
How much sugar a baby is exposed to in the womb and during the first two years of life could shape their mental health decades later, according to a study
Each virus wraps its genetic material inside a precisely shaped protein shell, often made of hundreds or thousands of pieces that somehow find each other and lock into place without
Trying Too Hard to Keep Blood Sugar Steady May Be Taking the Joy Out of Life for People With Diabetes
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New research suggests that people with diabetes who work hard to keep their blood sugar within a narrow range may actually be paying a price when it comes to enjoying
Eating disorders have long been thought of as a problem affecting well-off, well-educated families. A new review published in the International Journal of Eating Disorders involving more than 26,000 teenagers suggests
Pancreatic cancer is one of the hardest cancers to treat. Even when it’s caught early and the tumour can be removed by surgery, it often comes back. Now, researchers are
Researchers from the University of Southern Denmark and Odense University Hospital have taken a fresh look at what autism looks like inside the brain, and their findings suggest that a