Cambridge students 'plagiarising'

A recent poll carried out at the prestigious Cambridge University in the UK showed that nearly half of all students there admitted to plagiarism. In the age of the internet, it seems that plagiarism has become copmmonplace amongst university students."Almost half of students...

Drug may reverse MS brain damage

There is good news for the people suffering from multiple sclerosis. New medical discovery have shown that a drug had halted and reverses debilitating effects of disease. This new finding has rekindleded hopes for thousands of people suffering from the disease. The disease...

British universities lose ground to their richer foreign rivals

British universities have slipped in international rankings, losing ground to US universities as more foreign students choose to enroll there."British universities have slipped down the world rankings as they compete ever harder with eminent institutions overseas. Cambridge...

Animal Rights Group Conducted "Paedophile" Smear Campaign, Court Hears

A MAN giving evidence against five animal rights activists has claimed he was the victim of a false "paedophile" smear campaign and a hoax bomb.  In the witness box in court today was Vincent Howard of a company named Bioscar, said to be linked to Hungtingdon...

Antisocial Behaviour Link to Stress Hormone Cortisol

SCIENTISTS at Cambridge University have presented a paper which shows that adolescent boys diagnosed with a history severe antisocial behaviour are deficient in the stress hormone emotion regulator, cortisol.  In a normal person there is a surge of this hormone in times...

Statins 'prevent artery ageing'

"Drugs given to heart patients to lower cholesterol may have an additional benefit - keeping their blood vessels feeling younger. Advanced heart disease patients have arteries which have effectively aged faster than the rest of their bodies. University of Cambridge...