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Here’s a rundown of the science stories you need to know about from the last few weeks

Forget just Dry January. As more students move away from drinking, low-alcohol alternatives are being poured into the glass, but how are they made?

A new study found that hormonal contraceptives are linked with a small increase in the risk of breast cancer, but should you stop taking the pill?

Lifestyle reviews yoga and barre classes at Form MCR’s Reset after the venue recently announced a new student deal on class passes.

A new study has revealed the effect of PFAS, known as “forever chemicals”, on our natural biological processes for the first time.

Praised by the lactose intolerant and climate conscious alike, oat milk has been the favourite milk substitute for a long time. With its creamy texture, natural sweet taste, and ability to make a latte even more delicious, is it too good to be true?

Malaria kills 600 000 people per year, but an effective vaccine has remained difficult to find. Hope, however, may be on the horizon

Lecanemab is the first drug to change the course of Alzheimer’s disease, but two deaths during its clinical trial have raised questions about the drug’s safety.

Endometriosis is known as an “invisible disease”, we explore why this common condition is so often ignored or misdiagnosed

Feeling abnormally sad in the winter? You’re not being dramatic, you could have seasonal affective disorder!

The Good Nurse takes a sensitive and informative approach towards depicting true, harrowing events

Scotland is leading the way in responding to football related head injuries

Public health campaigns are increasingly being used by the NHS to combat public health problems. But are fear tactics really a good way to change our behaviour?

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Women have been neglected by the healthcare system for centuries. Surely, it’s time for a change.

The prevalence of short-sightedness is increasing as we spend more and more time on our screens, but at least wearing glasses is becoming trendier!

Recent beauty trends mean that spotless skin is sought more than ever. But at what cost?