New Scientist
Pre-eclampsia, a condition that kills thousands of women and babies every year, may be treatable with a chemical found naturally in the body
It's not just humans who succumb to peer pressure – brown rats too will disregard personal experiences and copy the behaviour of their peers
Homophobia and the stigmatisation of people with HIV and AIDS are hampering efforts to tackle the spread of infection in the countries of the former Soviet Union
The corpses of murder victims can now betray the identity of their killers, thanks to a technique that can capture fingerprints left on a body
Such smoking bans don't just protect diners and staff from other people's smoke, they help stop young people becoming habitual smokers
The explanation for why a dimmer Sun didn't chill our planet could lie in a miscalculation in atmospheric models
