Mexico's gillnet ban becomes permanent to save near-extinct vaquita porpoises
As only about 60 vaquita porpoises survive today the ban is crucial to avoid extinction of the species.
Menopause accelerates body ageing, not the other way round
Women who enter menopause early see their cells age quicker than other women.
Ancient DNA reveals how farming emerged independently in different Neolithic populations
Farmers in ancient Iran and the Levant were genetically diverse, suggesting they developed farming in parallel.
Personality changes could be first clear sign of dementia
Awkwardness, apathy and lack of impulse control linked to early development of dementia.
How Grindr is helping stop the HIV epidemic
Education about PrEP and access to treatment for LGBTQ refugees are among its priorities
Molecule that stops epilepsy developing and prevents seizures discovered
In mice trials, the molecule was found to work by acting on dendritic spine.
Ancient Roman treasure trove unearthed on Costa Brava
Denarii coins were found hidden inside an ceramic vase dating back 2,500 years
Why big brains are more likely to develop mental health disorders than smaller ones
A large brain may mean disrupted, weakened connections which can result in diseases.
Chlamydia vaccine candidate beneficial to prevent infertility in women infected with STD
The antigen reduces symptoms associated to infertility in mice.
Oldest papyrus ever found reveals details of Great Giza pyramid's construction
The 4,500 years old papyrus has just been displayed in public in Cairo Museum
Harry Potter works his magic by diminishing Donald Trump's appeal to voters
Trump shares many values with You-Know-Who, study finds.
New areas of the human brain discovered in high-resolution map
The map is probable the most accurate and detailed model of the brain so far.
Experimental malaria vaccine triggers long-term immune response in mice
The protection was apparent against all phases of the parasite's life cycle
Anorexics don't see health dangers because of brain abnormalities linked with a lack of insight
This inability to reflect on their behaviour has been traced back to abnormalities in the brain.
The secret to an old, happy couple? Drink together
Older couple report more satisfaction with their marriage when they have similar drinking habits.
Reading books and watching films makes you kinder in real life
Identifying with fictional characters in books and films makes us more empathetic in real life.
Sun and moon to appear in the sky at the same time tonight
On 19 July 2016, stargazers can watch the moon ascending in the evening twilight.
First Christians in the Americas discussed religious beliefs with indigenous people
16th-century markings found in Caribbean island cave show intercultural and religious dynamics.
Bronze Age Yamna culture may have introduced cannabis to Europe and Asia 5,000 years ago
Traces found on archaeological digs suggest plant was cultivated and traded in Eurasia 5,000 years ago.
Turtles developed shells to burrow underground rather than to protect themselves
260-million-year-old fossils show proto turtles spent a lot of time underground.
Russia: Lack of HIV prevention fuels a rise in new infections
To reach Unaids 90-90-90 target, effective prevention strategies must be globally implemented.
Oldest dog remains with traces of bone cancer found in Egypt
Osteosarcoma kills many dogs, and apparently affected them as far back as two millennia ago.
Do you have a tyrant child that abuses you? You're not alone
Dealing with violence in the family and fighting the stigma that parents face are priorities for doctors.
PrEP, a HIV vaccine and male circumcision: The biggest research breakthroughs in 2016
Ahead of world's biggest Aids and HIV conference AIDS 2016, IBTimes UK looks at the major studies of the year.
Artificial light exposure risks becoming global health problem by causing 'frailty'
Mice under constant light deteriorate but improve with restoration of night darkness.
Otters increasingly trafficked for their furs or for the illegal pet trade in Asia
Most of the illegal activity was reported in India
Facial attraction: Singletons drawn to their opposites while couples prefer their doppelgangers
Your relationships status is influencing who you find attractive
Current Zika epidemic should come to an end in three years
Herd immunity, infection rate and human mobility explain the spread of virus and why it may slow down.
Ocean warming, not atmospheric temperature, may be main contributor to glacier retreat
British Antarctic survey says glacier retreat may contribute to sea levels rising.
Siberian archaeologists find 5,000-year-old skeleton couple holding hands
They were buried near lake Baikal with a range of precious objects, including a jade knife.
