Effective cure for cancer 'will happen in five to 10 years'
Advances in genetics mean doctors will be able to prescribe drugs to treat each individual's unique form of cancer, turning the often deadly disease into a chronic, but treatable condition
Advances in genetics mean doctors will be able to prescribe drugs to treat each individual's unique form of cancer, turning the often deadly disease into a chronic, but treatable condition
Solidarity marches will be happening across the world
The experienced anthropologist that led the study said she was left 'disturbed' by the behaviour
The robot is powerful enough to catch a fish, but gentle enough to avoid harming it
A new kind of brain-computer interface has helped ALS sufferers who cannot move to communicate, reveals Ana Matran-Fernandez
Brain sensitivity and personality traits may have the power to create false experiences
Experiment allowed researchers to 'read' the minds of totally paralysed people
Mr Ebell led the transition team for the Environmental Protection Agency, and has played a central part in Mr Trump’s commitment to remove climate protections
While psychological therapies are effective for many people with eating disorders, they don’t work for all. Researchers believe that a form of electrical treatment might just be the answer
The accounts posted climate change facts in opposition to Donald Trump's gagging of officials and global warming denialism
‘I don’t think the paper is convincing at all,’ one expert said
All the agency's research will now have to be approved by the government and may be deleted entirely from the website
'Traffic is driving me nuts. Am going to build a tunnel boring machine and just start digging'
The embryo was terminated before the potential chimerical animal could be born
The election of Donald Trump is driving the planet towards oblivion, the elite organisation said
The demonstration will be in opposition to the administration’s plans to delete climate change data and gag scientists
The shape of your brain could be a determinant in levels of neurosis
Dangers in the world 'threaten the very existence of civilisation', the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists said
'Golden opportunities to transform patients' lives do not come along often, so we must grab this one with both hands,' says cancer charity chief
‘Our findings reveal intriguing parallels between wasp populations and our own business world’
Stonehenge has a traffic problem. But building a £1.4bn tunnel is not the answer or in the interests of cultural heritage, argues Dan Hicks