Too many superfoods could be harmful
Footage of the West Mata underwater volcano, filmed at a depth of more than 1,100m (3,609 ft), shows lava bursting into the Pacific Ocean in the deepest eruption ever recorded http://www.telegraph...
Scientists film deepest underwater volcano eruptionA new study has revealed that men who marry younger women are more likely to live longer. According to U.K. newspaper the Telegraph, the study by Germany's Max Planck Institute examined deaths between...
Men Who Marry Younger Women Live LongerHigh protein diets could shrink your brain and cause Alzheimer's, research suggests. By Richard Alleyne, Science Correspondent Researchers found that mice fed meals similar to those of the original...
High protein diets 'could cause Alzheimer's'By David Derbyshire White wine wears enamel off teeth quicker than red wine White wines do more damage to your teeth than reds, a study has found. Scientists have found whites such as Chardonnay...
White wine rots your teeth... and brushing makes it worse
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Rosehip 'better than glucosamine' for osteoarthritis
Scientists have discovered why some people are bitten less than others by mosquitoes and midges – their sweet-smelling sweat. By Richard Gray, Science Correspondent It has been...
Sweet smelling sweat keeps mosquitoes at bay
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An apple a day is even more important for a healthy diet than experts first thought, according to new research. Scientists have analysed the properties of fruits - including apples, peaches and nectarines...
An apple a day is 'even more important for a healthy diet', say scientists
Wonder drug in development to let dieters eat whatever they want - without gaining a single pound
Eat early to stay slim: Avoiding late-night snacks and meals may be key to weight loss, say scientists