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When you get an infection or injure yourself, your immune system springs into action, causing inflammation to help you heal. That process is vital but it needs to know when
Malaria-carrying mosquitoes pushed early human groups away from certain areas, splitting populations apart over tens of thousands of years, according to a study published in Science Advances by researchers from the Max
Eight teeth found in a cave in southern Poland have given scientists an unprecedented glimpse into the lives of a small group of Neanderthals who lived around 100,000 years ago,
The effects of heat stress caused by climate change don’t just affect the animals that experience it, but they are passed down through multiple generations, according to a study published
Poorer students, particularly girls, are being quietly but consistently steered away from creative subjects like art, music, drama, and photography, according to a report published by the Faculty of Education
A major international survey has found that young men today are more likely to hold traditional views about gender roles than men from older generations, according to a report conducted
When cannabis use rises among teenagers, it doesn’t just affect a small group of heavy users, it shifts across all users, touching all levels at the same time, according to
A new study suggests that the timing of cancer treatments could be just as important as the treatments themselves, according to a study published in the journal Genetics. Striking with
Scientists have identified a new antibody that tackles HIV in a different manner than other known antibodies, according to a study published in the journal Nature Immunology. The authors believe