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Mystery Neolithic tribe introduced red deer to Scottish Islands by boat
Red deer probably reached islands off Scotland with the help of maritime transport.
Apr 06, 2016
Mass extinctions: 'Live fast, die young' strategy helped some species survive Great Dying
After a massive volcano eruption 252 million years ago, a group of animals survived by altering their development.
Apr 05, 2016
Touching a robot in intimate places triggers arousal in humans
Touching a humanoid's intimate body parts increases humans' emotional and physiological responses.
Apr 05, 2016
Having an apple-shaped body predicts the risk of heart disease better than obesity and BMI
Having a high waist circumference is closely associated to a risk of left ventricular dysfunction.
Apr 04, 2016
What is fentanyl, the drug fuelling a US overdose epidemic?
Opioid drug fentanyl can be prescribed as a painkiller. But illicit products are causing overdoses and deaths.
Apr 04, 2016
Hide from the aliens: Lasers can conceal the Earth from hostile extraterrestrial life
Using laser techniques could help us hide from aliens - or communicate with them.
Apr 04, 2016
Laos: Discovery of human remains at ancient site deepens Plain of Jars mystery
Human remains at the "Plain of Jars" could shed light on ancient burial practices and cultures.
Apr 04, 2016
Hyperthymesia: Extreme memory skills linked to rare form of OCD
Hyperthymesia, the ability to recall things from years ago, may hide a symptom of obsessive behaviour.
Apr 04, 2016
Depression: Is it really risky to take antidepressants during pregnancy?
Women who take antidepressants while pregnant may worry about the potential risks to their babies.
Apr 02, 2016
World Autism Awareness Day 2016: What challenges do family have to face?
Families speak out on World Autism Awareness Day about the challenges they face on a daily basis.
Apr 02, 2016
Wild tigers: Enough forests in Asia remain to reach goal of doubling population by 2022
Efforts to increase tiger population in the next six years could work since sufficient wild habitat remains.
Apr 01, 2016
Ancient DNA bears traces of the brutal European colonisation of the Americas
No traces of ancient indigenous DNA are found in modern Native Americans, suggesting it was 'wiped out'.
Apr 01, 2016
Scans of Tutankhamun's tomb fail to reveal secret rooms or Queen Nefertiti's burial chamber
More research required to say if the Pharaoh's tomb hides secret burial chamber of Queen Nefertiti.
Apr 01, 2016
PTSD: Brain scans show mindfulness training helps veterans recover from trauma
Mindfulness training helps veterans with PTSD by altering brain activity and symptoms of the disorder.
Apr 01, 2016
Are you a grammar police officer? Personality dictates how you react to written mistakes
The way people judge email-writers for their errors depends on their personality traits, scientists suggest.
Mar 31, 2016
Egypt: Hidden chambers of Tutankhamun's tomb 'unlikely' according to experts
A second scan will be conducted in Tutankhamun's tomb, but some experts doubt the existence of secret chambers.
Mar 31, 2016
Asia: One billion people to face severe water shortages by 2050
Water shortages may become common in Asian countries by 2050 but climate change alone is not to blame.
Mar 30, 2016
Mysterious skin disease plaguing England, Belgium and France finally linked to genetic mutation
The identification of the disease, affecting families in Europe, offers up the possibility of finding a cure.
Mar 30, 2016
Rare sacred text depicting god or goddess to shed light on ancient Etruscans
A large stele discovered in a temple could hold clues regarding the deity revered by the Etruscans.
Mar 30, 2016
Do cats meow in accents? Scientists investigate mysteries of cat communication
A five-year long project plans to decipher the ways cats communicate between themselves and with humans.
Mar 30, 2016
Why human memory is hugely dependent on probability and selective recall
Memory formation is a complex process that could be driven by what we expect to happen in any given situation.
Mar 29, 2016
Universal language: 'Not face' expresses negative feelings across cultures
Whether English, Spanish, Chinese or those who speak in sign, people express disagreement in the same way.
Mar 29, 2016
How to speed date successfully? Spread your legs
In the modern world of dating, subtle actions, like posture changes, can make a big difference.
Mar 28, 2016
World Chocolate Day: The health benefits of eating chocolate, according to science
Scientific studies showing the benefits of eating chocolate
Mar 26, 2016
Joan of Arc: The legend behind the ring responsible for latest France-UK spat
A ring said to have belonged to Joan of Arc is causing controversy as people question its authenticity.
Mar 26, 2016
Heart attacks: Patients are younger and more obese than 20 years ago
Cardiac patients are getting younger and fatter, prompting worries that prevention is not working.
Mar 24, 2016
Magnetic sun: Impressive simulation of sun's magnetic field offers insights on solar cycle
A new simulation of solar magnetic fields will help scientists gather new clues on how solar cycles trigger different spatial events.
Mar 24, 2016
Sleep deprivation: Single gene explains why lack of sleep leads to increased appetite
A gene responsible for the interaction between sleep deprivation and metabolic disorder has been identified.
Mar 24, 2016
Australopithecus: Human ancestors better at adapting to new environments than thought
Australopithecus fossils found east of the Great Rift Valley shed a light on early humans spatial distribution.
Mar 24, 2016
Critical thinking suppressed in brains of people who believe in the supernatural
Religious beliefs and scientific thinking clash because different brain areas are involved in both cognitive processes.
Mar 23, 2016
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