What if a blood test could predict the risk of disease as we age?
A new study has concluded that a blood test can identify whether the body’s organs are aging faster than expected
David Glowacki, physicist: ‘The idea of living for 500 years scares me more than death’
A project from the University of Santiago de Compostela, in Spain, uses virtual reality to recreate near-death experiences in people suffering from life-threatening illnesses
Rafael López, oncologist: ‘With a blood test we expect to be able to identify the weaknesses of almost all tumors’
On the front lines of cancer research for 40 years, this expert believes liquid biopsies will change the way patients are treated and their prognosis
DNA testing identifies Teodomiro, the bishop who founded the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage 12 centuries ago
An international investigation confirms that the remains found in 2019 belong to the man who found the supposed tomb of the apostle James in the Spanish region of Galicia
The family of artisans who have conquered the best restaurants in the world with their wooden spoons and plates
The Sangiovanni-Lorenzos make hand-crafted tableware for some of the most renowned spots in the world, from Casa Dani in New York, to José Andrés’ establishment in Washington
Rainwater in cities causes more troubles than wet feet
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Researchers are looking at how to tackle pollutants in urban runoff and overflowing sewers
This is how two trains collided head-on in Greece
A visual description of the fatal crash between a passenger train and a freight train that were inexplicably running along the same track
Big Chief Monk Boudreaux: ‘We would dress up for Mardi Gras and they would throw us in jail’
The leader of the Golden Eagles tribe talks to EL PAÍS about Bob Dylan, James Brown and why his life is about ‘treating others better than they treat you’