The bone-shattering effects of cycling
Archie Stephens investigates whether cycling could be bad for your bones, despite its reputation as the most effective type of exercise.
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Warwick researchers solve the schizophrenia test that stumped them all
Archie Stephens reports on research from the University of Warwick which reveals a gene mutation associated with onset of schizophrenia.
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Does underage drinking lead to addiction?
Archie Stephens explores whether underage drinking could lead to an alcohol addiction later on in life.
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Eye of the Renaissance
Archie Stephens explores whether Leonardo da Vinci had an eye condition which could have affected how he painted and drew.
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Humans can recognise an astounding 5000 faces
Archie Stephens explores York research which has found humans can recognise 5000 faces.
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Europe’s teamwork edges out American stars in 2018 Ryder Cup
One of the most highly anticipated tournaments in world sport teed off in style at Le Golf National, a pristine course just southwest of Paris, in clear European territory. This is the Ryder Cup, a hotly contested biennial clash that sees a team of Europeans face off against their counterparts...
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