1 week ago Alzheimer's drug breakthrough as 2025 set to be 'landmark year'

Experts say more than 100 potential dementia drugs could one day be used to "slow and ultimately stop" Alzheimer's disease

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1 week ago Over 100 new dementia drugs could be 'start of cure' as experts hail breakthrough

A global review reveals over 100 new dementia drugs which could halt or even reverse the disease are going through clinical trials - including repurposed weight loss injections

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1 week ago Only eat this food twice a week to 'help you live to 100' expert urges

Research based on the world's longest living people found that eating less of this food could have some lasting health benefits.

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2 w. ago Peruvian 'Alien mummies' are ‘100% real’ but were murdered, say experts

The three-fingered alien mummies have been baffling scientists since they were discovered in 2017 in the Nazca desert and now scientists say they are 1,200 years old

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3 w. ago Samsung's newest tablet offers 'a premium experience' says expert, as £100 off sale drops

Samsung's newest tablet has had a surprise price drop but is it worth it? Tech expert Chris Hall has shared his thoughts on the device

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3 w. ago Top longevity expert flags exercise detail that will help you live to 100

Dr Gareth Nye, a biomedical expert at the University of Salford, said that living to 100 wasn't all down to luck and people had the ability to make little changes to boost their potential lifespan.

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3 w. ago Parts of the U.S. have already experienced 100 degree heat. Experts say this summer is going to get even hotter

Summer-like heat is already happening in Florida, Texas and the Southwest

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last month 'Golden age' of weight loss drugs could trigger surge in number of Britons who live to 100, experts say

Weight-loss jabs have been hailed as the key to longer life even if you are not overweight, according to experts.

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last month A century of Clarissa: Why Mrs Dalloway will forever fascinate us

As Virginia Woolf’s fourth novel turns 100, Katie Rosseinsky speaks to expert about how this dazzlingly experimental work still has readers and writers under its spell

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