A new analysis of almost 300,000 kilometres of Roman roads reveals a complex network shaped by people, places and landscapes, in which Rome was less central than is often assumed.

A landmark global study of over a million individuals reveals how genetic diversity drives personality differences—insights that may help explain connections to health, wellbeing, and life outcomes.

A new study has revealed that eating four to six servings of wholegrain daily reduces several major risk factors for cardiovascular disease such as body weight, blood pressure and the levels of cholesterol and glucose in the blood.

Accurate pH measurement is critical across industries such as pharmaceuticals, food production, environmental monitoring, and chemical processing – and it depends entirely on a well-maintained pH electrode. This article outlines the essential care routines, from cleaning to storage and calibration.

Although the pH scale traditionally ranges from 0 to 14, highly concentrated acids can have negative pH values. Accurately measuring these extremes poses technical challenges for standard electrodes. This article explains how specialized sensors and modern methods enable reliable measurements in such chemical extremes.

A new study has revealed the reason behind why fecal microbiota transplantation works for some patients and not for others. Researchers suggest the key to the success of a fecal transplant is not the diversity or the dose of the transplanted bacteria, but whether the ‘good’ bacterial strains establish themselves.

A new study has revealed that lived experience can provide a detailed understanding of climate change even when people may not use scientific terminologies to describe it. Participants connected climate change with deforestation, pollution, plastic waste disposal, urbanization, and other local environmental changes.

Researchers have demonstrated an innovative approach for breast cancer treatment by making use of localised and non-invasive pulsed electromagnetic fields to reprogram immune cells, turning them from tumor helpers to cancer killers.

A study has revealed that mindfulness and tai chi practices eased sleep problems, fatigue, and pain of patients post their cancer treatment.

New research has revealed that children that are prescribed GLP-1 medications for weight loss, prediabetes or type 2 diabetes are at risk for nutritional deficiencies, Vitamin D deficiency being the most common.