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Calls to suspend doctor who ‘harassed’ woman raped by his son

BBCA charity is calling for a GP to be suspended over his "harassment" of a woman who was raped by his son.Dr Andrew McFarlane, 61, was arrested and charged with communications offences in August after he called Ellie Wilson...

First injection to stop HIV approved

Michelle RobertsDigital health editorGetty ImagesAn injection to prevent HIV is to be offered to patients on the NHS in England and Wales for the first time, bringing the policy in line with Scotland.The long-acting shot, given six times a...

Traitors Alan Carr: Why talking about sweat stopped being a taboo

Luke MintzBBC News andMichelle RobertsDigital health editorBBCListen to Michelle read this articleAlan Carr's days on The Celebrity Traitors looked perilous from the start. Just 32 minutes into the first episode, after the comedian had been selected as a "traitor",...

As influencers and others push protein powders, here’s what dietitians say

The demand for protein has soared as 61% of consumers in the U.S. increased their protein intake last year, according to new research from Minnesota-based food corporation Cargill. And social media influencers and brands alike...

Are biofuels a good idea? Only if you’re a farmer or shipping company

It’s obvious, isn’t it. Plants turn sunlight into food – stored energy – so if we turn that food...

Active Luton given £13m to continue improving wellbeing

More than £13m has been given to a town's trust to continue its work improving the health and wellbeing of local residents.The money from Luton Rising, the Luton Borough Council company that owns London Luton Airport, has been given...

CDC scientist let go during shutdown says “it’s truly like an episode of ‘Squid Games'”

Washington — A scientist laid off by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said "the everyday American should be very concerned" by reductions in force amid the government shutdown.The scientist, one of hundreds...

Ancient lead exposure may have influenced how our brains evolved

Prehistoric hominids have been exposed to poisonous lead for at least 2 million years, a study of fossil teeth...

MIT engineers solve the sticky-cell problem in bioreactors and other industries

To help mitigate climate change, companies are using bioreactors to grow algae and other microorganisms that are...

Is it really likely that humans will go extinct in exactly 314 years?

Feedback is New Scientist’s popular sideways look at the latest science and technology news. You can submit items you...
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Melissa set to slam Jamaica as its strongest hurricane on record

Kingston, Jamaica — Hurricane Melissa was about to pummel Jamaica on Tuesday as a catastrophic Category...
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