Joe Pinkstone is a science correspondent with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Telegraph, Yahoo News UK, Irish Independent, and more. Joe covers a range of topics, from scientific discoveries to legal matters and social issues, providing informative and engaging articles for his readers.
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Joe Pinkstone's coverage is primarily focused on scientific topics, often backed by data. He frequently covers a wide range of subjects within the scientific sphere, including health benefits, environmental issues, and AI advancements.
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By: Joe Pinkstone
Avoiding breakfast in middle age can make you fatter and less healthy, a study has found.
GPS data tracking animals in South Africa show they can cope with a slope of 12 degrees but avoid anything more than 20 degrees
By: Joe Pinkstone
Camilla Tominey and Kamal Ahmed test out the technology to see how its acoustic signal decoding measures up in real-time
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Harvard study’s advice to men looking to attract females at the pub? Buy a round before your mates
Scientists in field trials add two genes to the plant to improve efficiency and make them more resilient to heat
By: Joe Pinkstone
AstraZeneca received “unfair flak” for its Covid vaccine Matt Hancock has said.
The amount of cats and dog being poisoned by cocaine has surged, a study found. While household pets have a nose for things that are off limits , access to illicit drugs can be fatal to animals.
Virus found at 11 sites across Britain, leading to culls, with Government now considering mandatory housing order to limit spread
Researchers claim there is an evolutionary purpose underlying the desire of men and women to buy expensive status symbols
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