Accesslab Workshop Links and Information

These links are ones we will use during the workshop.

• Hope for a baldness cure

• People in happy marriages are more likely to exercise

• Dogs go through a moody teen phase

• Salad could be grown on Mars

• How to live longer: A snack to reduce the risk of heart disease and boosts life expectancy

• AI can turn brain activity into text

• Llamas offer hope in fight against coronovirus

• Men less likely to wear masks as they're seen as a sign of weakness

• Staring at seagulls helps protect food, say scientists
• Scientists shocked by Arctic permafrost thawing 70 years sooner than predicted
• Fish and chips could be off the menu as global warming threatens to wipe out cod and haddock stocks, study warns
• Koala bears could be saved from extinction by building them water fountains in the outback
• Americans consume 50,000 microplastics a year and breathe in 60,000 more every 12 months - but experts STILL don't know how harmful they are to human health
• Global heating: London to have climate similar to Barcelona by 2050
• Wide Sargasso seaweed: 5,500-mile algae belt keeps on growing
• Pollution and excess nitrogen from fertilisers and sewage may be responsible for coral bleaching - NOT just warming seas
• Turtles born at key breeding ground will all be turned female by climate change, study predicts
• Nature's language is being hijacked by technology

• Dogs can detect malaria by sniffing peoples’ socks
• Tall people at greater risk of cancer ‘because they have more cells’
• Rising seas will swamp homes report says
• Scientists reveal secret to getting the perfect tan
• Radioactive gas slowly killing people in Devon and Cornwall
• Eating chocolate makes men better in bed
• Brain implants used to treat Parkinson’s can be hacked and used to control people, scientists warn
• The mystery pollutant lurking in YOUR home
• Huge amounts of salt found in vegan and veggie food
• Beer drought looms as climate change hits supplies of barley

• Wolves from Chernobyl could spread mutant radioactive genes across Europe as they roam away from the nuclear disaster zone, warns study
• Money really DOES make you mean: Rich people are less likely than the poor to share their wealth with others, claim scientists
• Keeping the same doctor reduces death risk, study finds
• Electrical brain stimulation may help reduce violent crime in future – study
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT Feeling hungry and angry? Scientists reveal what really makes you ‘hangry’
• What You Should Know About Sunscreen Chemicals Oxybenzone And Octinoxate
• Scientists say their latest research could keep our bees safe from insecticides
• Humans able to judge others' physical strength just by hearing their voices, study says
• Horses are able to read human emotions from voice and facial expressions, research finds
• Eels are getting high on cocaine in Britain's drug-polluted rivers, say researchers

• Nine Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs Found on London's Travel Network
• Shaving may raise cancer risk
• Pollutants from fracking could pose health risk to children, warn researchers
• Indulgent grandparents 'bad for children's health'
• How to have a well-behaved puppy...make sure it sees a man with a moustache within six weeks of birth
• Science is ready to make men pregnant, fertility expert claims
• Facebook ‘addicts’ are endangering the lives of others

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