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A new study has revealed that incentives are particularly effective for pregnant women, who are twice as likely to give up when offered financial sweeteners. Campaigners argue that the "clear evidence" should result in a widespread roll-...

Scientists have discovered that chimps are likely to urinate when they see others doing it – and even more so when a dominant member of their pack does – suggesting that they are trying to imitate them. As human and monkey DNA is...

Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel have claimed that boffins are closer to developing a jab that is able to ward off the "internal enemies" of ageing - including dementia - than many would suspect. The team said:...

Grape juice reduces the risk of erectile dysfunction by up to 80 per cent while many other drinks have little effect on the issue. Scientists are now encouraging men over the age of 40 to drink at least five glasses every week. Experts at Tianjin...

Researchers behind the COVID jab believe that their inoculation will be the first approved in the UK to combat the infection – which is also known as bubonic plague. The Black Death has killed 200 million people around the world in the past...

Many have started 2025 with intentions to eat more healthily or be more cautious with their money but YouGov have found that a third of individuals are likely to have given up on their resolutions by February. Experts at the University of Surrey...

King Charles' space adviser Lord Martin Rees believes that bots could carry out missions instead of humans because of how advanced technology has become. He also thinks that the only reasons for humans to explore space is for either an "...

Researchers at the University of Michigan found that snacking on the sausage and bun meal can erase 36 minutes off a healthy human's life - with a further 12 minutes being taken off if it is washed down with a fizzy beverage. Cured meats were...

Research suggests that spending an hour relaxing in the tub is beneficial for health as the increase in body temperature reduces how hard the heart needs to work. This is because a decline in the demand for energy to keep the blood warm means that...

Experts have been investigating after individuals who received a new organ noticed strange changes in their emotions, memories, and tastes. The trend was most common in those who had heart transplants, but others who had received new kidneys or...

Numerous celebrities and high-profile figures - including former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak - have used the regime to lose weight but researchers from Westlake University in China have warned that the dieting method can result in hair follicles...

According to researchers, festive decorations are likely to cause bad seasonal colds as "80 per cent" of all infections are transmitted by hand. With people touching food and passing decorations to each other during the holidays, a cross...