20 Microplastics Studies Face Scientific Scrutiny
Recent research on microplastics in the human body is under review due to methodological concerns. Discover why scientific rigour is crucial for public trust and policy.
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Scientists urged to resolve microplastics health debate
A scientific dispute over methods for detecting microplastics in human bodies risks stalling vital health research. Experts call for a collaborative 'ozone moment' to resolve uncertainties and counter industry doubt. Read more.
Scientists Question Validity of Microplastics in Body Studies
Exclusive: Leading scientists challenge recent alarming findings on microplastics in human brains, hearts and blood, citing contamination risks and flawed methods. Discover the 'bombshell' doubts and what it means for public health.
Paul Nurse on his controversial Royal Society return
Nobel laureate Sir Paul Nurse discusses his unprecedented second term as Royal Society president, the Elon Musk fellowship row, and threats from right-wing populism to science. Read the exclusive interview.
Nine Hoped-For Scientific Breakthroughs in 2026
As 2026 begins, a look at the quirky and crucial scientific discoveries we're hoping for, from curing earworms to understanding angry geese. Join the conversation on science's future.
UK Animal Testing: A Call for Scientific Reform
With 2.8 million animals used in British labs, a scientific revolution offers a humane, effective path forward for medical research. It's time for change.
Up to 350 jobs cut at Australia's CSIRO
Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, announces up to 350 further job cuts, described as 'some of the worst cuts ever seen' for publicly funded science.
Bowhead Whales' 200-Year Lifespan Holds Anti-Ageing Clues
Groundbreaking research into the remarkable longevity of bowhead whales is uncovering biological secrets that could revolutionise how we approach human ageing and age-related diseases.
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