Daniel Bardsley

Pharmaceutical companies look to gain a slice of the multibillion-dollar anti-baldness market

Programmes helping people to quit smoking in Abu Dhabi can save more than 16 times the cost of the schemes

Robert F Kennedy's attack on 22 vaccine-development projects sparks warning

The 350kph electric line could spur international investment and further development, say experts

The series offers plenty of on-track action and is billing itself as sustainable

Fossil fuel and plastics producers want to focus on improving recycling instead

Researchers report one in eight seabirds found dead had ingested pollutants

Evidence from around the world suggests that rail-based urban transit does not squeeze out traditional bus services and may even help them to grow

Second group of Neolithic people later began using the site on Ghagha Island to support fishing

Motion calls for moratorium on its use in conservation efforts, while others view the proposal as an obstacle

Study finds Bronze Age diets more diverse than previously assumed

Upgrade to transport links in the pipeline as population grows

As Minerva Virtual Academy announces GST lessons, other schools are looking at a hybrid model

Neurologists explore the possibility of translating an apparently unconscious patient's thoughts into a computer output

Range of measures could prove effective, with analysts favouring 'carrot and stick' approach to motorists