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Fake science: an infodemic in a pandemic

Fake science: an infodemic in a pandemic

EUSci10 October 202010 October 20201 Comment
Image credit: Kruthika Sundaram The pandemic brought the world to a halt, allowing for focus on important issues such as...
Coronavirus – a breakdown

Coronavirus – a breakdown

News3 February 20204 February 2020Leave a comment
Image credit: Katie Chao and Ben Muessig via Flickr 2019-nCoV, a previously unknown type of coronavirus, emerged in the central...
Protein power: Dementia study reinforces role of damaging proteins in Alzheimer’s disease

Protein power: Dementia study reinforces role of damaging proteins in Alzheimer’s disease

News15 July 201931 August 2019Leave a comment
Andy Pipa via Flickr A study, led by Professor Tara-Spires Jones at the University of Edinburgh, has elucidated the role...
This tiny, brazilian frog may have harnessed the power of fluorescence to communicate with other animals

This tiny, brazilian frog may have harnessed the power of fluorescence to communicate with other animals

News9 April 201916 April 2019Leave a comment
During the rainy season, from mid-October to March, a small, bright yellow frog prowls the floor of the Brazilian Atlantic...
Bacteria may be travelling through the air to share DNA

Bacteria may be travelling through the air to share DNA

News8 April 20198 April 2019Leave a comment
A research group has discovered that bacteria in remote, isolated regions share some stretches of DNA and are suggesting that...
New hope for targeting ‘Sleeping Sickness’

New hope for targeting ‘Sleeping Sickness’

News5 March 20195 March 2019Leave a comment
Sleeping sickness, caused by single celled species Trypanosoma brucei, is a fatal vector-borne parasitic disease. The parasite is found in...
What is that caramel flavoured e-cigarette doing to your lungs?

What is that caramel flavoured e-cigarette doing to your lungs?

News20 February 20195 June 2019Leave a comment
When Ernst and Young, one of the largest accounting firms in the world, conducted a global survey  as to why...
Can cannabis curb the challenges of autism?

Can cannabis curb the challenges of autism?

News11 February 201911 February 2019Leave a comment
Cannabis has long been a contentious substance in many societies. Holding a class B classification in the United Kingdom (UK)...
Could stem cells pave the way to effective cancer treatment?

Could stem cells pave the way to effective cancer treatment?

News21 January 201928 January 2019Leave a comment
Blood is vital for our survival. With approximately 10 pints running through our veins, our blood has three main functions;...

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