Science

Surgeons Sew Man's Hand To His Belly To Save It From Amputation

'It’s a really weird feeling trying to wiggle my fingers inside my body.'
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Meet The Surgeon Performing The UK's First Womb Transplant

'For the women who I’ve met, being born without a uterus has been quite catastrophic.'
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Beer Could Help Us Fight Cancer. No Really

Cheers to this.
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Want To Know If You Have 'Photographic Memory?' This Test Will Tell You

"Only 1% of the population will pass this test"
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This Billionarie Wants To Live Forever By Uploading His Brain To A Robot

This could be the future of humanity
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Every Time This Student Is Sexually Harassed, She Writes A New 'Women In Science' Wikipedia Entry

Fighting sexism with science
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Everything That Happens When You Die, In One Remarkably Cheerful Cartoon

Important facts to bear in mind.
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We Could Banish Cataracts Forever Thanks To 'Living Stem Cell Lenses'

A new paradigm
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Stephen Hawking's Got A Strong View About Brexit And 149 Leading Scientists Agree

A disaster for UK science and universities
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The Real Reasons Why We Brits Drink So Much

In 1950, Brits drank an average of 3.9 litres of pure alcohol per person. Then, in 1960, it begins to creep upward. The upward trajectory ends in 1980, but that turns out to be temporary. By the late 1990s consumption is rising rapidly again. Come Peak Booze, in 2004, we were drinking 9.5 litres of alcohol per person - the equivalent of more than 100 bottles of wine.
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