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Category: Science
Spoon designed to enrich lives of dementia patients
The Tasty Spoon uses electrostimulation to enhance the flavour of foods for patients experiencing a loss of taste
Study looks at if the French Paradox of a glass of wine a day is actually a myth
The French paradox, popularised in the 1990s, claimed red wine helps explain why France hasrelatively low rates of heart disease
Drinking concentrated fruit juice may cause diabetes in young boys, study warns
Daily serving of sugary drinks linked to 34 per cent increase in insulin resistance among boys
Universal flu jab ‘could be available within five years’
Scientists said their new vaccine technology targets a part of the virus that does not mutate over time.
Unique brain signal found linked to depression may help treat ‘lack of interest’ symptom
Findings may improve diagnosis and monitoring of patients with severe depression, scientists say
Pompeii skeletons suggest earthquakes piled on cataclysmic destruction from volcanic eruption
Ancient Roman city was destroyed by eruption of Mt Vesuvius in 79AD
The site of epic clash between Spartacus and Roman army discovered in Italy
Spartacus and his revolting gladiators fought army of general Marcus Licinius Crassus in 71BC
Costly add-on offered by IVF clinics ‘does not increase odds of having a baby’
Timelapse imaging offers no benefit, despite being sold as an add-on service by many UK private fertility clinics, scientists have found.
Billionaire hedge fund owner buys ‘Apex’ stegosaurus fossil for record $44m
The fossil — which is 11ft tall and 27ft long — will be loaned to an institution in the US