Organisation: University of Southern Denmark

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comment-analysis

Burning out or fading away might not be a matter of choice

Pace and shape of life may be two of the key indicators to how different species get by in the world according to a new study, writes Dan Buckley.

news

Drinking alcohol most days a week 'significantly protects against diabetes'

farming

Biogas should be more than a 0.5% renewable energy for Ireland

general

In the news - online

world

Knee operations could be more trouble than they're worth, study finds

world

The pill doubles brain cancer risk - but that's still a tiny risk

Antibiotics ‘could relieve back pain’

A simple course of antibiotics could relieve chronic back pain for up to 40% of sufferers, scientists claim.

Wed, 08 May, 2013

Most babies in well-off homes will live to 100

MORE than half of babies born in affluent homes today can expect to live to 100 if current life expectancy trends continue.

Sat, 03 Oct, 2009

Living to be 100 - We still have a chance to avert crisis

DANISH researchers have predicted that more than half of the children born into comfortable circumstances today will live well into the next century.

Sat, 03 Oct, 2009

Danish imam says West must respect Islam

Danes are pointing fingers at a shadowy grouping of Muslim leaders, accusing them of instigating a global firestorm over drawings of the Prophet Mohammed during their recent trips to the Middle East.

Fri, 10 Feb, 2006