Hurricane Milton spares Tampa, but leaves devastation in its wake, with 10 dead, power outages, and environmental concerns.

We’re still not sure how to test for human levels of intelligence.

'I can’t change things that have happened as a result of being off my medication but I can do my utmost to warn people that they shouldn’t do the same'

When I donated my eggs to try and help people struggling with their fertility, I was warned about potential side effects but I had no idea some would have me not wanting to leave my house

Tragic Jacqui Hunter was admitted to Ninewells Hospital in Dundee to deliver her baby, who was found to have died in utero the day.

Reid, a six-year-old springer spaniel, has been undertaking groundbreaking conservation work in the Scottish Islands.

The site has planning permission to be turned into two four-bed homes

Annie Dalby had fallen within the "obese" BMI category, but said taking the semaglutide-based jab Wegovy was like "having a brain transplant" and removed "food noise"

A label stitched onto a woollen sock read "A.C. Irvine", revealing it probably belonged to British climber Andrew "Sandy" Irvine, who disappeared on Everest in 1924.

Smiling during conversations creates warmth, making people feel more comfortable and connected. For example, a friendly smile when meeting someone new can ease nervousness. A smile can soften tension in a debate, showing respect among the participants despite disagreement.

In many countries in Africa, up to nine out of ten children suffer from a skin problem, and there are far too few local dermatologists. Artificial intelligence could help with diagnosis, but needs to be trained with the relevant images, so researchers have created a new data set for dark skin tones.

Results of the first phase of a Ceramide Ring Trial have just been published in the renowned journal Nature Communications, representing a significant landmark in the field of lipidomics.