An evolutionary roll of the dice explains why we’re not perfect
Published on 9 September 2020Scientists have found that chance events can be more important than natural selection in defining the genome of species like humans and other mammals.
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Scientists have found that chance events can be more important than natural selection in defining the genome of species like humans and other mammals.
Scientists at Bath are collaborating on a major project that aims to transform the treatment of dangerous infections and ‘inoperable’ cancers.
Bath clinical psychologists have published advice for practitioners on responding to health anxieties among children and young people resulting from COVID-19.
A new prognostic tool developed by an international team led by CTI-Bath paves the way for personalised medicine for cancer patients.
Tax cigarillos in line with cigarettes to stop tobacco companies from exploiting loopholes in system, say researchers.
Scientists at Bath have developed a molecular sponge that soaks up the pheromones of ants and releases them slowly to attract the pests to an insecticide trap.
Psychologists from Bath and Essex suggest existing ways of testing public attitudes towards autism are not fit for purpose.
A new health economics study warns that health information which offers specific advice tailored to individuals can inadvertently often backfire.
Bath scientists have discovered a series of protein structures that are thought to be highly relevant to the onset of Parkinson’s disease.
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