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Space weather has been known to cause power outages and disrupt satellite function. Is the internet safe?

Patrick Vallance, the UK's Chief Scientific Advisor, says every government department needs to take science into consideration and invest more in R&D

Yoga for runners: the lowdown on the best yoga postures for runners

Is Amazon Prime day the right time to invest in a Fitbit Charge 5?

They're among the best sports headphones on the market and are likely to have their price cut, but at what point should you buy the Jabra Elite Active 75T headphones

Enjoy 50% off with the best Prime Day headphone deals from Sennheiser, Sony, JBL and more

Synthetic turf football fields have a greater impact decelerating force than traditional grass fields, presenting an increased risk of injuries, including concussions, due to contact with the surface.

A new blood sample test is capable of measuring the build-up of Alzheimer's disease-associated amyloid-beta in the brain.

An app is allowing thousands of people to upload their heart sounds, which could one day allow home diagnosis of heart conditions

Today at New Scientist Live Patrick Vallance, the UK's chief scientific advisor, joins us to discuss the future of UK science and innovation. Watch it live here.