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Sports hernias can cause severe pain in the groin region – and footballers may be at greatest risk
Cartoon Network Changed Animation Forever – Warner Bros Shouldn’t Let It Die
Continuing to seek Chinese investment in the UK comes at a heavy political price
How male anatomy became the default in medicine – and why that’s a problem
Feats of the human body behind Tom Cruise’s stunts in Mission: Impossible movies
Enhancing How We Hear Health Of Coral Reefs
How to treat a wound – without using superglue, grout or vodka, like some people
Do wellness patches work? How to tell the good from the bad
Fancy letting off steam with a beer before the sauna? Here’s why that might be a bad idea
‘Milkshake tax’: there’s growing evidence that expanding the UK’s sugar levy could help tackle obesity
Runner’s gut: why some marathon runners find themselves sprinting to the toilet instead of the finish line
The role of carbon dioxide in airborne disease transmission: a hidden key to safer indoor spaces
Machine learning helps construct an evolutionary timeline of bacteria
Novocaine: the movie action hero with a real-life syndrome that makes him immune to pain
Will mummy make it better? The curious case of mummified remedies in early modern medicine
How a lack of period product regulation harms our health and the planet
Giving blood could be good for your health – new research
Parasitic worms could be hiding in you – how to spot the unusual signs
How the Victorians started the modern health obsession with collagen
Gout used to be an affliction of royalty but is now a disease of the masses
Britain’s unearned wealth has ballooned – a modest capital tax could help avoid austerity and boost the economy
Surfer’s ear: the condition that might leave wild swimmers and surfers with hearing loss
The heart is symbol of love – things weren’t always like that
New greenhouse gas monitoring station at Jodrell Bank to improve UK emissions estimates
How the brain can miraculously switch off pain
How to outwit gambling adverts by ‘inoculating’ people against them
Can aching joints really predict the weather? Exploring the science behind the stormy debate
Whole-body deodorants: a solution to a non-existent problem
Five commercials that show how David Lynch elevated advertising to an art form
Food and medicine that can change your skin colour – sometimes permanently
Saturday night fever: the health risks you need to watch out for on the weekend
New research reveals why sabre-toothed predators evolved their deadly teeth
What is locked-in syndrome? The extraordinary stories that help us understand this rare condition
Maria Callas: how inflammation, crash dieting and heartache may have shaped her unique and polarising voice
How to avoid some of the most common holiday health hazards this Christmas – from a practising GP
Honorary degrees for two Otago leaders
The anatomy of a hot flush – and whether it can really make your head steam
Call for wider range of dwellings to suit different needs – Design for a Just World – QUT symposium
Antiseizure drugs during pregnancy may affect neurodevelopment
Antiseizure drugs during pregnancy may increase the risk of neuropsychiatric diagnoses
Guy Fawkes’ punishment was one of the most severe in English history – here’s what happens when a body is hung, drawn and quartered
Cracking Code To Copper’s Fiery Origins
Could ‘inoculation’ Limit Election Misinformation?
Moles, birthmarks and red hair: the anatomical features used to accuse women of witchcraft in the 17th century
Deep sea rocks suggest oxygen can be made without photosynthesis, deepening the mystery of life
Will you get an extra hour’s sleep this weekend? Probably not, new research says
High heels, flat arches, clubfoot and corns – our feet are amazing but they can be treated terribly
What is synthol and why are bodybuilders injecting it into their muscles?