Liam Mannix

US officials say their own intelligence shows that the deadly blast at the Al Ahli Arab Hospital on Wednesday was caused by an armed Palestinian group, as the Middle East reels from the aftermath of the explosion.

US officials say their own intelligence shows that the deadly blast at the Al Ahli Arab Hospital on Wednesday was caused by an armed Palestinian group, as the Middle East reels from the aftermath of the explosion.

Australia are winning gold, but few world records are being set. Paris’ unusually shallow pool might be to blame.

Humans exhibit a wide variety of differences in sexual development. There is no simple binary. And a history of women playing sports is also a history of questions about their sex.

A type of energy psychology also known as “emotional freedom techniques”, tapping is an alternative therapy with a growing number of adherents, but critics say it lacks any scientific basis.

Drinking just two teaspoons of methanol can cause blindness, while multi-organ failure and death are often the consequence of a larger dose.

The National Health and Medical Research Council has been criticised over its lax approach to scientific misconduct in an audit that lays the groundwork for changes in the way bad science is policed.

Why would evolution produce an organism that must spend 150 minutes a week doing things like running on a treadmill to maintain health?

Hundreds of thousands of doses of moxidectin – which treats a disease caused by a parasitic worm – are being given to patients, the result of an audacious strategy offering a new way to develop medicine for neglected populations.

Crime and roads, roads and crime. These are the issues Werribee voters say matter, and they say no one has done anything about either of them.