New test could predict whether breast cancer will return
Scientists found that by looking at immune cells, they could find those patients who are more at risk of treatment failing
Scientists found that by looking at immune cells, they could find those patients who are more at risk of treatment failing
The treatment could help rid babies of genetic diseases. But the ethical and legal considerations need urgent work, experts have warned
Critics have said that the wall is a threat to the environment
Scientists discover rare molecules on Titan which suggests it’s creating the building blocks of life
‘We were not expecting to see such a dramatic effect on the ability of the cells to proliferate’
Grim milestone falls earlier in calendar than ever before
Job requires ‘frequent travel’ – but only US citizens and nationals can apply
Findings could help scientists study the illness
The event will be good way of assessing 'our capability to work together in response to finding a potential real asteroid threat', the space agency said
Research finds women's cognitive performance improved relative to men's in countries that abandon traditional attitudes towards gender roles
Study reveals socio-economic position affects health advantages linked to choice of food
The 'protein reactor' is the size of a coffee-machine and currently takes a fortnight to produce a spoonful of powder
The world is about to end, according to news websites. But it's almost certainly not.
One of my daughter's favorite books is "Space Walk" by Salina Yoon. Each page shows a planet accompanied by a rhyming factoid about it.
Solar-powered material can suck carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and turn it into a source of energy
The discovery is completely changing our understanding of the moon, as well as the chances of finding alien life in our solar system
Scientists now want to see if preventing delirium could help reduce dementia
The research could allow people to snip away the genes that cause inherited diseases and other problems
'We could consider ourselves space travelers or extragalactic immigrants,' says scientist behind study
Karl Kruszelnicki says everything can be explained by human error, bad weather, and heavy air and sea traffic – not alien abduction or energy beams from the lost city of Atlantis