Ageing is the risk factor behind most of the diseases that kill us, yet medicine has historically treated those diseases one at a time

Battery prices have fallen so steadily that analysts describe them with the language usually reserved for computer chips

Dogs share our homes, our food and aspects of our gut ecology. Researchers now use the canine gut-brain axis to study social and affective disorders — here is what they are finding.

Attribution research finds human-caused climate change may account for more than half of heat-related deaths in European cities. The science, the exposure and the response.

From London to Singapore, multinationals are rewriting AI budgets for a possible correction. Their choices reveal which parts of the AI economy are built to last.

The disruption of a $112 million US surveillance contract is being watched well beyond America’s borders, because the world’s health planning leans on US data.

Classroom smartphone bans improve results across 16,000 students in a study with global relevance, with struggling pupils gaining most and support rising.

US measles cases rose 8 percent in a week to 4,410, driven by importations into low-coverage areas. The global pattern, the symptoms and the shared guidance.

A faster broadband package or a new router can make a household ready to reconsider its television setup. It does not answer every question…

A successful piece of content can remain useful long after its release. An educational video may continue attracting viewers, a downloadable template can support…

Saturn’s moon collection has reached 274 with 128 new confirmations — a global astronomy effort that redraws the solar system’s best-known ranking.

A personalised vaccine with nivolumab has cleared a phase 1 hurdle in ovarian cancer, showing feasibility and acceptable safety in Nature Medicine.