With the ever growing obesity epidemic, Eleanor Marlow investigates the lack of knowledge surrounding nutrition in the average UK adult, and suggests implementing a nutrition class in high school curriculums to fight the obesity epidemic.
William Rooney investigates remedies for the looming antibiotic resistance threat.
Kaitlyn Hair takes a closer look at glial brain cells and their emerging “Jekyll and Hyde” role in neuroprotection and neurodegeneration.
Rachel Milligan tells the story of the botulinum toxin discovery and how the ‘miracle poison’ was transformed into Botox.
Scientists have just explained how fasting cycles could be beneficial for both type-1 and type-2 diabetic patients. Is it the end for insulin injections?
Could it be possible that we harbour a weapon to defeat cancer in our body? YES! Scientists are using our own immune system to kill tumours.
Sarah Neidler investigates what protein intake is optimal for muscle growth.
16 Feb, 2018
theGIST Archive: Steve Backshall
16 Feb, 2018
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Check out our inspired feature 'The Autistic Revolution' by Frances. Find out how autistic adults are making their voices heard in the autism research community. https://t.co/yhbDlBzNa3
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