Category: 7. SciTech

People with poor dental hygiene are at an increased risk of stroke, a new study warns.

The research, published in Neurology, notes that people…

Imaging technology has revolutionised palaeontology, allowing scientists to study fossils that are buried deep in the rock or too small to…

Tens of millions of red crabs have commenced their annual migration across Christmas Island, making their way to the ocean in a remarkable…

Gluten allergy affects over one in ten people globally, and most people who think they have one could actually be wrong, a landmark new study…

The quantity and type of food we eat and the consistency with which we follow a healthy diet are key factors influencing human health, a new…

A seemingly outlandish method to deliver oxygen rectally – one of the winners of the 2024 “Ig Nobel” satirical science prize – may one…

SpaceX founder Elon Musk is continuing his verbal assault on Transportation Secretary, and acting NASA Administrator,…

It starts like any other evening. But just as you slump onto the sofa and turn on the television, the front door explodes open and a dozen black-clad police swarm into the room.

You’re muscled to the ground, handcuffed and arrested at gunpoint. The charge? Murder. A murder that you’ve yet to…

Next year, Formula 1 (F1) will pull into the pits for one of its most ambitious overhauls yet – trading fossil fuel for a 100-per-cent sustainable blend. It’s part of a broader effort to meet new environmental rules and to prove the sport can, in F1’s words, “keep us driving without…