science
-
Clinics set to apply to offer experimental treatment developed to help women with mitochondrial mutations after UK regulator gives green light
-
First edition of Principia Mathematica, which was published in 1687 and sets out Newton’s laws of motion, raises £3m at auction
-
What do the baculum, reversing the ageing process and an ancient human ancestor called Chewie have in common? This week in science, of course!
-
Actor’s call for women to seek testing for breast and ovarian cancer mutations raised screening rates but may not have reached those most at risk
-
Moaza Al Matrooshi, 24, went into menopause after chemotherapy but had her fertility restored using thawed tissue
-
key issues
in depth
opinion
pictures & video
-
Former astronaut and US senator John Glenn has died aged 95 in Ohio on Thursday
-
The first American to orbit the Earth, US former astronaut and senator John Glenn has died aged 95
-
Videos shared by Russians on social media show a meteor turning dark night into day in parts of Siberia on Tuesday
-
More than 60 spectacular specimens of monkeys, apes, lemurs, lorises and bushbabies will go on show at the National Museum of Scotland from 9 December. The taxidermy was specially commissioned for the exhibition and is the first to show primates behaving as if they were in the wild
-
The spacecraft was heading to the International Space Station when it disintegrated 190km up in the atmosphere over Siberia on Thursday due to an unspecified malfunction, the Russian space agency said
Ageing process may be reversible, scientists claim