King's College London

• Childhood bullying victims more likely to be overweight: study

  Researchers say bullying may be linked to weight gain, showing that the effects extend beyond just mental health issues.

  Health

  Nov 14, 2016
  
• Having acne means living longer while looking younger: study

  Scientists offer hope at the end of the acne tunnel as they discover why acne sufferers tend to look younger longer.

  Health

  Sep 28, 2016
  
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• Peanuts for babies? Starting early may prevent allergies later on: study

  Yet another study is suggesting that feeding your baby peanuts could be a good way to prevent nut allergies later on.

  Health

  Mar 7, 2016
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• Check those moles on your right arm, they could predict your skin cancer risk: study

  More than 11 moles on your arm could indicate a higher risk of melanoma, according to researchers.

  Health

  Oct 20, 2015
• Struggle to explain what motivated co-pilot in doomed Germanwings flight

  A disgruntled worker shoots up a workplace. A student opens fire at a high school. A pilot crashes a planeload of people into a mountainside.

  World

  Mar 29, 2015
• Feed kids peanuts early on to avoid allergies, new research suggests

  It’s advice that’s going against the grain but research is suggesting that feeding peanuts to babies at as early as four months old could lessen risk of allergies.

  Health

  Feb 24, 2015
• Voice-recognition, social media may be key to identifying militant in Foley video

  Police scramble to identify the Islamic militant in a video showing the death of James Foley, using clues such from image analysis and social media.

  World

  Aug 21, 2014
• Should parents worry if their kids can’t draw?

  New research suggests there is a correlation between how four-year-old children draw and their intelligence a decade later. So your kid can't draw - should you be worried?

  Education

  Aug 19, 2014
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• Is there a link between marijuana and schizophrenia? This study says so

  Certain genes that put you at risk of developing schizophrenia may also be at play in increasing your odds of smoking weed, a new study suggests.

  Health

  Jun 24, 2014