Scientists at the Weizmann Institute have successfully created an "embryo model" that closely resembles a 14-day-old human embryo, all without the use of sperm, eggs, or a womb, media reports said citing the research.

Scientists grow human embryo model without sperm or egg, pave way to unravel mysteries of early development

Britain is to rejoin the Horizon Europe science research programme under a new bespoke deal, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's office and the EU said on Thursday (September 7).

Sunak-led talks bear fruit as UK rejoins EU's Horizon research years after exit during Brexit

As per a new study, which was published in The Lancet Global Health journal, at least one in three men above the age of 15 is infected with at least one type of genital human papillomavirus (HPV), and one in five contracts one or more of high-risk HPV types.

One in three men infected with genital HPV globally, claims study

Invasive species the unwelcome intruders from far and wide are causing environmental chaos that's getting costlier by the decade. In a four-year assessment conducted by 86 researchers from 49 countries, the true extent of the a cause of these invasive species has been unveiled.

Climate change fuels the invasion of alien species

He Jiankui, the Chinese scientist notorious for his creation of the first gene-edited children had aspirations of monumental proportions, as per a new profile by The New Yorker.

Chinese scientist behind controversial gene editing of human babies had these grand ambitions

Antarctica, an icy expanse of land often hailed as one of the world's last pristine places, hides a 'dirty' secret. Recent research published in PLOS One in August has revealed that portions of the seafloor near Australia's Casey research station are as polluted as some urban waterways.

Pristine Antarctica is hiding a 'dirty' secret, says study

South Koreans are increasingly shunning marriage, shows a new government report. As per the report released on Monday (August 28) only one-third of South Koreans had a positive perception about marriage.

South Koreans losing interest in marriage, spell trouble for ageing nation: Report

A long-standing belief that alcohol could influence people's perception of physical attractiveness, commonly referred to as the "beer goggles" effect, has been debunked by a recent study.

Study challenges existence of 'Beer Goggles' phenomenon, says alcohol doesn't enhance perceived attractiveness

Smoking as a habit is often frowned upon, it is horrible for your lungs and those of people around you. However, as per a new study, there's something even worse for your health - Air pollution.

Air pollution: A silent threat deadlier than smoking and alcohol, reveals new study

The Ulas family in Turkey, who gained fame for their unique quadrupedal gait, was featured in the 60 Minutes Australia documentary. This extraordinary and unprecedented trait in humans, earlier documented in "The Family That Walks on All Fours", has left the scientific community in a state of bewilderment.

The Ulas family, that walks on all fours, has puzzled scientists

Scientists may have uncovered a breakthrough strategy to aid in the slowing down of Alzheimer's progression in humans, as per the findings of one latest study. Researchers from the University of California, San Diego (UC San Diego) and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) conducted a study using a mouse model of Alzheimer's.

Intermittent fasting shows potential in slowing down Alzheimer's progression: Study

In Australia, a medical case has left doctors and neurosurgeons flabbergasted as a 64-year-old woman was found to have a live parasitic roundworm living in her brain.

From snakes to humans: Live parasitic roundworm discovered in Australian woman's brain

A recent study has unveiled intriguing findings that suggest laughter has a positive impact on heart health by inducing the expansion of heart tissue and enhancing oxygen circulation throughout the body, media reports said.

Laughter is the best medicine for your heart, quite literally, study finds

Artificial intelligence has transformed the healthcare industry in multiple ways from screening to diagnosing AI has reshaped the medical history and now AI can detect Parkinson's disease seven years before clinical diagnosis as per a study conducted by the University College London and Moorefield's Eye Hospital.

British researchers conduct AI-assisted study in healthcare

Latest research on "Ötzi," the Neolithic Iceman has revealed something unexpected about his genetic heritage. Ötzi has undergone extensive studies in the past. The latest study involved creation of a high-coverage genome.

DNA analysis reveals 'Ötzi' the Iceman looked quite different than we thought

Hindenburg research has revealed a new target, Freedom Holding Corp, a retail brokerage business.

Hindenburg accuses Freedom Holding Corp of fraud

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted accelerated approval to Pfizer's therapy for the treatment of a challenging form of blood cancer, the company announced on Monday.

Pfizer therapy for hard-to-treat blood cancer granted FDA accelerated approval 

Cancer remains one of the most dreaded ailments anyone can suffer from. Often, those suffering from the disease don't even realise it till it's too late. To change this narrative, researchers, as per a report in Science Alert, are working on harnessing the capabilities of engineered bacteria.

Engineered bacteria offer new hope for early detection of cancer

Scientists have come across what may be Europe's oldest lakeside village. Guarded by a fortress of defensive spikes, what could be one of Europe's earliest sedentary communities lies beneath the waters of Lake Ohrid aka, the "Pearl of the Balkans.

Scientists unearth Europe’s oldest lakeside stilt village behind a fortress of defensive spikes

As Artificial Intelligence becomes a topic of conversation, online and offline, Pope Francis on Tuesday called on the international community to reflect on the potential dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) and said that the technology must be used in the "service of humanity".

Pope points out 'disruptive possibilities' of Artificial Intelligence, calls for responsible use of technology

Being good-looking definitely has its perks, dating is easier, life in general is easier, but turns out it is also good for your career. Research has now shown that being attractive means you earn more money.

Handsome is as handsome does? Not really! Study suggests prettier men earn more than their peers

America is in the grip of a new trend of sorts, where a rising number of people are now living alone. Census data shows that in the nation, there are nearly 38 million adults who are living by themselves, and nearly half of these are older Americans.

Explained | Pandemic pushed number of 'grey divorces' in US, here's what it means

As the Earth heats up, sea ice in the Antarctic region has fallen to a record low this year. On Tuesday, scientists warned that as the global temperatures rise, there is no quick fix to reverse the damage done.

As ice in Antarctica melts to new lows, scientists warn 'no quick fix'

Human ancestry is often taken as a done and dusted topic by the layperson. However, that is far from true. Adding to the mystery, an ancient skull is now baffling scientists with its not-so-similar features to the modern human.

Newly-discovered skull in China baffles scientists. Is it yet another lineage of humans?

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