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The ability to participate in science has always been political. On International Women’s Day, scientists must decide how best to defend women’s rights

Study sheds light on approaches, revealing ‘orgasm gaps’ both between the sexes and those with different sexual orientations

Hip-swings, leg moves, arm waggles and staying on the beat are the best moves for women who want to be admired on the dance floor, say psychologists

Using a device which detects patterns in brain activity, patients paralysed by ALS can answer ‘yes’ or ‘no’ – and tell doctors they are ‘happy’ with life

Prospect of growing human organs for transplantation raised by creation of first ever embryos combining two large, distantly related species

Some of the most persistent and pernicious myths surrounding cancer and its treatment

The ability of statistics to accurately represent the world is declining. In its wake, a new age of big data controlled by private companies is taking over – and putting […]

Researchers say that while the effect corresponds to a small drop in IQ per decade, over centuries the impact could be profound

Need for fillings could be reduced in future as study reveals natural ability of teeth to repair themselves can be enhanced using Alzheimer’s drug