British Science Festival 2010
Low-dose Prozac may help relieve the misery of PMS
Notes & Theories
David Willetts ducks questions about the future of science funding
Agony aunt tears up the rules of the dating game
London is overdue for a major earthquake, warns seismologist
Obesity crisis 'cannot be solved by exercise alone'
Study urges severely obese to eat more healthily, finding that forgoing a small sandwich is as effective as a one-hour run
Failure to act on early signs of rheumatoid arthritis could prove fatal
Specialist says rheumatoid arthritis can be halted or even reversed if treated early, but symptoms are often ignored
Mirococept could double life of transplant organs
The price of love? Losing two of your closest friends
Notes & Theories
Football: the benefits of playing into the second half (of your life)
Oxford scientist calls for research on technology 'mind change'
Susan Greenfield claims 'mind change' as a result of using modern technology is one of humanity's greatest threats
Psychological profiling 'worse than useless'
Profiling of killers has no real-world value, wastes police time and risks bringing the profession into disrepute, experts say
Cannabis should be licensed and sold in shops, expert says
Leading cannabis researcher calls for legalisation with controls similar to alcohol and tobacco
