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The products we use to clean pools and hot tubs may react with sweat and urine, causing potential DNA alterations.

Reptile fossil makes rapid evolution to adapt to post Permian-Triassic mass extinction era.

Does chewing gum really stay in your system for years?

A tomb discovered in Istanbul could further our understanding of cultures that lived there during Bronze Age.

STD syphilis is affecting more and more people across Europe, older adults and men in particular.

This May's full moon is known both as a "blue moon" and a "flower moon".

STI gonorrhoea is harder to treat with first-line antibiotic due to resistance with high treatment rates.

During the 'New Kingdom', Egypt ruled northern Sudan, leading to Egyptian and Nubian communities merging.

DNA extracted from a Homo Sapiens suggest his population group may have migrated back to Africa from Eurasia.

Pandas are known to have low reproductive performances in captivity and digestive problems may be to blame.

Scientists have identified five genes which explain why our noses and chins are a certain size or shape.

Study of 800 skeletons suggests skull condition linked to anaemia is not extinct as previously thought.

Risks of a zika outbreak in Europe this summer are low or moderate, with significant differences across regions.

A type of therapeutic inhibitor could offer an alternative treatment for people living with HIV.

A compound derived from 'magic mushrooms' has the potential to help people with treatment-resistant depression.

Giraffes are among the world's tallest animals and the explanation could be gene-specific.

People with HIV are less likely to be getting adequate treatment if they are diagnosed with cancer.

Totoabas are considered traditional seafood in China and Hong Kong, in the same vein as shark fin.

Scientists have created artificial webs based on a hybrid material which reflects the capture silk's elasticity and solidity.

Fathers' lifestyle and health may have an impact on future generations, leading to birth defects.

Genetic study has shed light on links between the Vikings and the Normans.

Various studies have revealed eating vegetables and reducing meat consumption is beneficial for health.

Report shows many countries yet to ban aggressive marketing of breast milk substitutes.

Excavation reveals presence of humans in the Americas earlier than thought.

Molecule helps hydrate airways, and clears the mucus build-up that plagues sufferers.

Three genes identified in dogs could offer clues about certain types of tumours in humans.

Impulsive decisions can be triggered by high levels of ghrelin, when we are hungry.

Side effects may make us less receptive to those suffering physically or socially.

Lancet commission finds that no real progress has been made in the health of 10 to 24-year-olds since 1990.