Earth
Palm oil: How this eco villain is mending its ways
Widely vilified for rainforest destruction, the palm oil industry is starting to bow to consumer pressure to clean up its act, says Curtis Abraham
Opinion
Health
Volunteers ate 6000 calories a day to probe cause of diabetes
News
Environment
Cannibal frog sees surprise snack while swallowing relative
Regulars
Health
Stone-age people were making porridge 32,000 years ago
News
Environment
Vultures are new target for African bushmeat and medicine trade
News
Health
It’s time to wave goodbye to limits on how much fat we eat
Opinion
Life
Hornless cattle will herald a gene-editing revolution on farms
News
Health
Trans fats, not saturated fat, linked to heart disease risk
News
Life
Iron-age Britons engaged in mysterious pig trotter festivals
News
Health
Bitter truth: How we’re making fruit and veg less healthy
In an effort to cater to our sweet tooth, food producers are making fruit and veg taste less bitter. The trouble is, that's making them worse for us
Features
Health
May contain rubbish – food labelling rules are failing us
Opinion
Health
Bitter foods are healthy: How to cook them like a pro
News
Health
So many milks: But do their health claims really stack up?
Features
Health
Everything you need to know about lactose intolerance
Features