Posted on September 9, 2015Key enzyme helps country kids ward off allergies and asthma Children's immune systems are less likely to be hypersensitive if they are exposed to rural dirt, but one enzyme may also be vital for this effect
Posted on September 9, 2015MERS warning as pilgrims prepare to visit Mecca during outbreak This month the Hajj will take 2 million Muslims close to a MERS outbreak in Saudi Arabia, prompting concerns that the pilgrimage will help the virus spread
Posted on September 9, 201560 Seconds Fishermen's tales of the 'blue bastard' are real, all aboard the Starliner, name that storm, and more
Posted on September 9, 2015Alzheimer’s may have been transmitted via human growth hormone A controversial study suggests that Alzheimer's can be transmitted between people – but not everyone is convinced
Posted on September 9, 2015Alzheimer’s may have been transmitted via human growth hormone A controversial study suggests that Alzheimer's can be transmitted between people – but not everyone is convinced
Posted on September 9, 2015Everyone in the US and Australia owes $12,000 in CO2 emissions If we view above-average carbon emissions as a cost to the planet, then people in rich nations have "borrowed" large sums from the poor since 1990
Posted on September 9, 2015HIV may kill majority of cells by a method overlooked for years Viruses pumped directly into cells may kill the most crucial white blood cells in people with HIV, which could make developing a vaccine even harder
Posted on September 9, 2015Stonehenge mystery deepens with discovery of 30 new stones Remote sensing surveys have revealed a vast monument near Stonehenge: it had up to 90 enormous stones in a horseshoe shape half a kilometre wide
Posted on September 9, 2015Faster Tube trains in London could make your commute even longer Modelling shows that speedier trains can create more congestion on the roads, so new lines like Crossrail could make traffic worse
Posted on September 9, 2015Climate change could submerge rocket launch sites, warns NASA Over two-thirds of NASA's infrastructure lies at elevations within 5 metres of sea level, and some sites may have to be abandoned as oceans rise