Is measuring children at age two the answer to solving the UK’s obesity problem?

New research from the University of Manchester has revealed correlation between skin odour and Parkinson’s

Researchers at Washington State University have found bacteria which can ‘eat and breathe’ electricity

Manchester astronomers at Jodrell Bank have been part of an international collaboration that have observed a rare and violent stellar event

For the second time in history, HIV remission has been achieved in a human patient using a combination of chemotherapy and stem cell transplants

At the AAAS annual conference, Dr Allen describes the perils of using machine learning to analyse data in experimental science

Researchers have innovated a new cell therapy technique that uses harvested cells from a patient suffering from Crohn’s to treat their condition.

Researchers at the National Graphene Institute in Manchester are teaming up with LifeSaver to utilise graphene in cutting-edge water filtration.

The long-term trial found that annual breast screening in women aged 35-39 who were identified to be at ‘moderate’ or ‘high’ risk of breast cancer detected tumours when they were significantly smaller in size and less likely to spread

Led by Professor Stephen Taylor, University of Manchester researchers have found promising leads in their hunt to tackle ovarian cancer

Despite the high demand for more male contraception, the development of gels or pills for men has a long way to go before they hit the shelves.

Researchers have linked 57 gene regions to insomnia, revealing new potential target areas for treatment to this increasingly prevalent condition

Brexit is plagued with uncertainty, and the faster we’re moving towards it, the less we know about the UK’s position as a science powerhouse

A recent research project carried out by select universities on behalf of the United Nations Association has found the UK must improve its foreign policy after Brexit to maintain its current influence in the United Nations

Scientists at the School of Materials in Manchester have used single-particle reconstruction to help them identify and improve the structure of fuel cells.

Researchesr from Manchester have been involved in the largest ever map of Alzheimer’s and its impacts on the human brain.

The new ‘inverted flag’ could be a cheap energy source for the future

Euan Hall reviews the latest developments in scientific efforts to understand ripples in space-time.