Category: 9. Sci/Tech

Intermittent fasting has become a popular strategy for boosting health and metabolism, but a new study suggests that its benefits may be blunted by body fat, thanks to a hidden disruption in the liver’s ability to adapt to…

Campaigners and experts are raising the alarm after video footage obtained by BBC Science Focus reveals that inner-city poultry markets in New York are failing to take recommended precautions to protect staff and the public, as bird flu cases in…

Campaigners and experts are raising the alarm after video footage obtained by BBC Science Focus reveals that inner-city poultry markets in New York are failing to take recommended precautions to protect staff and the public, as bird flu cases in…

British scientists could experiment with techniques to block sunlight as part…

Have you ever wondered why you don’t have thick hair covering your whole body like a dog, cat or gorilla does?

Humans aren’t the only mammals with sparse hair. Elephants, rhinos and naked mole rats also have very little hair. It’s true for…

Ochre body paint may have been a form of prehistoric sunscreen that helped early humans survive a sudden increase in ultraviolet (UV) radiation around 41,000 years ago.

That’s a fascinating new hypothesis recently put forward by an…

During the Apollo missions, astronauts faced challenges from sharp, fine particles of lunar dust that clung to nearly everything, posing potential health risks while causing instrument malfunctions and allergy-like symptoms. 

As the space sector…

Intel’s staff and their families are “extremely concerned” at the possible job losses…

A new species of carnivorous caterpillar, found exclusively on the Hawaiian island of Oahu,…

In a significant leap toward sustainable food innovation, scientists at the University of Tokyo have created the most realistic lab-grown chicken to date, complete with muscle texture and structure that mimics the real thing.

The team…