Annual screening for high-risk women in their 30s finds breast cancers
13 February 2019
Up to 86,000 women in their thirties with a family history of breast cancer should receive annual mammograms, according to a study of 2,900 women
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Cheese needs more scrutiny for its welfare and environmental impacts
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Eat what you want, but do so in full possession of the facts, including the many downsides of the dairy industry
DNA test could boost IVF success rates without putting embryo at risk
12 February 2019
Analysing genetic material discarded by an embryo in a dish can reveal chromosomal abnormalities just as well as a more invasive biopsy
Beer before wine or wine before beer: the hangover is the same
8 February 2019
Forget folk wisdom — mixing drinks doesn't affect your hangover. Only the amount you consume appears to impact how you feel the following day
A painless pill containing tiny needles may one day replace injections
7 February 2019
Injections with insulin or other drugs could one day be replaced by pills that contain tiny needles that painlessly inject drugs into the lining of the stomach
Recommended gap between smear tests could increase thanks to HPV test
6 February 2019
A more sensitive way of screening for cervical cancer will be introduced in the UK this year, and could allow women to safely wait longer between tests
Trump wants to end HIV infections by 2030 - here's how to do it
6 February 2019
US president Donald Trump laid out a plan in his State of the Union address to end new HIV infections in the US by 2030 – and we may already have the tools to do it
Mouse toes partially regrown after amputation thanks to two proteins
5 February 2019
Two proteins could help regenerate limbs. When applied to amputated toes, the proteins encouraged both bone and joint growth in mice
