Imperial College London
COVID-19 in pregnancy is not linked with stillbirth or early neonatal death
Those who tested positive were more likely to have a premature birth.
A new way of suppressing the brain waves underpinning tremors
Non-invasive brain stimulation helps to ease tremors.
Scientists found a rare quadruple-helix DNA in living human cells
New probes allow scientists to see four-stranded DNA interacting with molecules inside living human cells, unravelling its role in cellular processes.
The whole body changes while learning new movement-based skills
Real-world neuroscience experiments show diversity in learning new motor skills.
Hole-punching bacteria could be engineered to attack pathogens
A new way to engineer bacteria that normally attack human cells so that they kill other pathogens instead.
People taking dummy pills and statins experienced similar side effects, study
Doctors should inform patients of the nocebo effect when prescribing statins.
Depression linked to bowel conditions
Depression is more common among people with inflammatory bowel diseases or IBD.
Severe morning sickness increases the risk of depression
The figures are shocking and should be reflected in the treatment women receive.
Overreaction of immune cells could be linked to severe cases of COVID-19
Scientists are urgently seeking to understand how COVID-19 can become severe.
Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) could be more extreme than previously thought
Solar storms could be more extreme if they ‘slipstream’ behind each other.
Talcum powder and petroleum jelly provide the best skin protection for long-term PPE use
A greasy residue is precisely what’s needed to protect skin from PPE friction.
Heart muscles are drawn by da Vinci play a vital role in heart function
Exciting new direction for understanding the heart.