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Can gluten be passed down through kissing?

Can gluten be passed down through kissing?

By Stephen Beech Gluten can be passed on through kissing, according to a new study. But the risk is "low and easily reduced" – by drinking a glass of water before locking lips - for people with celiac disease, scientists say. For the one in 100 people living with celiac

AI-powered grape ripeness detector aims to revolutionize wine industry

AI-powered grape ripeness detector aims to revolutionize wine industry

By Stephen Beech An AI-powered grape ripeness detector designed to make wine production more efficient has been developed. The new portable handheld sensor provides instant and accurate data about whether grapes are ready to harvest, scientists say. Wine is the fastest-growing agricultural sector in the United Kingdom. But

Gen Z has the biggest sweet tooth of any generation

Gen Z has the biggest sweet tooth of any generation

Gen Z craves sweet treats more than any other generation, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 U.S. adults split evenly by generation explored the sweeter side of Americans’ palates. Results revealed that nearly three-quarters of the Gen Z (72%) need between one and six servings

New research suggests tattoos could protect against skin cancer

New research suggests tattoos could protect against skin cancer

By Stephen Beech Tattoos protect people from the deadliest form of skin cancer, new research suggests. Melanoma is less common in individuals with several tattoos, with one key caveat, according to the American study. Scientists from Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah evaluated 7,000 local people. They

Study finds parents can spot serious illness in children 90% of time

Study finds parents can spot serious illness in children 90% of time

By Stephen Beech Mother really does know best when it comes to their children's health, reveals new research. A parent’s concern is a warning sign - correctly identifying a youngster's sudden severe illness in over 90% of cases, according to the findings. A parent’s intuition

Study finds dental ‘shame’ stops people from seeking oral healthcare

Study finds dental ‘shame’ stops people from seeking oral healthcare

By Stephen Beech Dental "shame" is a key reason why some people don't seek help for oral health issues, according to a study. The negative emotion can lead to avoiding getting treatment for serious dental issues, suggest the findings. Experts say a better understanding of dental

Spring in full bloom at colorful tulip garden

Spring in full bloom at colorful tulip garden

A colorful sea of tulips was on full display at a UK garden just in time for Easter. Tulleys Tulip Garden in Hatton, Warwickshire, opens on the weekend of Good Friday through the end of April. The garden features 750,000 vibrant tulips, which visitors can pick to make their