All news by author: Nina Massey

A small study has found that the amount of carbohydrates someone eats is statistically linked with their facial attractiveness as rated by heterosexual members of the opposite sex

Carnosine is quickly broken down by enzymes in the body, and it might be an effective first line treatment for prostate cancer if a constant slow release mechanism is used

Marc Gauthier's struggles with Parkinson's disease were so bad he couldn't leave the house on his own - but a new implant means the 63-year-old can now walk 'comfortably and confidently'

The mission would see astronauts launched into space, spending up to two weeks in orbit to carry out scientific research and participate in education and outreach activities

Previous studies have researched the link between poor sleep and ill mental health - but now scientists have discovered which of the two problems tends to appear first

Scientists have been unable to fully explain this "Blue Monday" phenomenon and previous studies suggesting heart attacks are more likely on a Monday highlighted an association with the body's sleep or wake cycle

Patients that had one treatment session of mindfulness therapy for social anxiety, together with being exposed to human body odours, showed about 39% reduction in anxiety scores

The British engineering giant will work with several collaborators and aims to have a mini-version ready to send into outer space by 2029

Researchers at the University of Leeds hope their findings will lead to the development of luxury chocolate with the same feel and texture that is healthier to eat

The Quadrantid meteor shower is expected to peak on Tuesday night and is among the strongest and most consistent meteor showers, potentially reaching a maximum rate of 110 meteors per hour