The science of morning sickness
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An international team of researchers led by the University of Cambridge\\u2019s Prof Stephen O\\u2019Rahilly have discovered that sensitivity to the hormone GDF15 may cause severe morning sickness during pregnancy. Dr Marlena Fejzo, who took part in the study, tells us more.
Back in September, the OSIRIS-REx craft dropped a sample from the asteroid Bennu into the Utah desert. Now, scientists around the world have started studying the dust fragments in earnest. We join Dr Ashley King from the Natural History Museum in London and beamline scientist Dr Sharif Ahmed as they embark on their research.
Professor Scott Fendorf, from the University of Stanford, reveals that wildfire smoke contains heavy metals, which may be why it\\u2019s so damaging to our health.
Dr Junjie Yao from Duke University has worked on a new 'sono-ink'. This ink can be used to 3D print structures within the body, which can be used to mend tissues, bones and organs.
Presenter: Roland Pease \\nProducer: Alice Lipscombe-Southwell \\nEditor: Martin Smith \\nProduction Co-ordinator: Jana Bennett-Holesworth
(Photo: Young pregnant woman, 35 years old, feeling sick on a toilet. Credit: Getty Images)
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