Prehistoric, asexual worms that survived Siberian permafrost live on with no further signs of evolution.

A genuine search for the origins of man or bending ethical laws for profit?

What is it that singles out these miraculous die-hards from the rest of us?

The printing process involves taking cells from a patient and then creating living, functional tissues in the lab to implant.

Investigating whether a good diet and oxygen therapy can enable our cells to go on regenerating into old age.

The question of whether an afterlife exists has puzzled us for millennia. Now mainstream physicists have turned their focus to the subject.

According to new research, the types of foods we eat have a direct impact on how well our brain ages.

As exciting as this new handheld DNA mapper is for health applications, it could be the start of a society based on genetic supremacy.

The science behind ancient plants with potent effects on treating anxiety.

As one of the oldest crops for food and fibres in the world, flax or linseed has been a part of our lives since civilisation began.

Spiky shapes and kiki-type words were highly stimulating, while rounded shapes and bouba-type words were calming.

A study into the impact of EMFs on blood sugar regulation has uncovered new hope for type 2 diabetics, and a troubling concern for us all.

Six positive and exciting health studies into the impact of polyphenols from green tea.

Who will stop them from using gene editing as a targeted bioweapon?

How we are only just beginning to discover the power of this incredible plant and how it might be the cure for so many ails.

Plastic particles one fiftieth of the size of a human hair are getting trapped inside our organs and tissues with the potential for harm.

A new Lancet report has increased the number of dementia risk factors from nine to twelve. You can help to protect yourself from some.

Two ways to respond to patronising people.

For optimal health, ALL our body clocks must be in sync

Why we are all at the mercy of our love hormones.