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Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
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We're inviting you to share details of your flu cases with us to assist The Open University with a study of how flu spreads.
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
In a roundtable discussion at The Wellcome Collection, the panel explore the difference between dirty and polluting, and why "not all poo is equal".
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
The presence of the body is delicately avoided when people gather at a graveside to remember their lost, explains Kate Woodthorpe.
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
Sometimes thousands of miles from home - if they have a home - and frightened. What is life really like for Russian young offenders, and how do their surrounding compare to British centres?
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
Research on Teesside suggests that not only do those living in poverty not feel part of the poor, but they are likely to demonise the "feckless poor"
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
"You've got to be careful about getting the balance right"
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
"Too much research is misused"
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
"Research is essential, whether you're in a downturn or an upswing"
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
The next challenge for children learning to read is to negotiate the relationship between letters and sounds.
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
Although an extraordinary development, life which grows from arsenic rather than phosphorous might not be evidence of a shadow biosphere, says David Rothery.
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
A simple roll of sticky tape will generate x-rays. Could this be useful for medical research?
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
Explore the personal side of climate change with paul LONGRIGG's diary entry.
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
The scale of the task featuring scientists working to make hepatitis C a thing of the past would be familiar to the ancient Greeks.
Category: Health
How can light from lasers help people hear more acutely?
Category: Health
What happens when people with dementia move out of general hospital and into a Care Home? Caroline Holland is part of a project trying to answer that question.
Category: Health
Follow our advice on how to find and use online and printed resources about health and the NHS
Category: Health
In this extract from episode six of Breaking Science, Doctor Chris Smith and Helen Scales discuss a scientific development which might, one day, lead to the ability to 'zap' memories
Category: Psychology
John Brennan explains the latest statistics on state funding for universities.
Category: Education
Are you a parent? Do you want to add your voice to the debate about how education should be remade for the 21st Century?
Category: Education