Nicola Davis is a Science Correspondent at The Guardian. She covers a range of topics including medicine and healthcare, alternative medicine, and animal care, with a focus on consumer health, diet and nutrition, and wellness programs. Nicola's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Canada's National Observer, and Mother Jones.
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By: Nicola Davis
Findings mark the first direct identification of an atmospheric species for any rocky exoplanet
By: Nicola Davis, Ellie Bury, Madeleine Finlay, Joel Cox
Nicola Davis looks back on her first meeting with Tam O’Braan, who was selling Scottish-grown tea to some of the UK’s finest hotels, but something didn’t quite add up
By: Nicola Davis, Madeleine Finlay, Ellie Bury, Joel Cox
Tam O’Braan’s lies come to a head and the source of his tea is discovered. At trial, Scottish growers finally get some answers, but what remains of their nascent tea industry?
By: Nicola Davis
Nicola Davis Science correspondent Weight loss jabs such as Wegovy and Mounjaro have boomed in popularity, and so have reports of myriad side-effects.
By: Nicola Davis
Research into GLP-1 medications is not always robust but complaints such as digestive problems are well known
By: Nicola Davis
Jewellery made from BC Iran worn at Odyssey photocall throws spotlight on the trade of rare archeological finds
By: Nicola Davis
Nicola Davis Science correspondent The Odyssey has stormed cinemas, but while its take on the Homeric epic has created ripples among western classicists, it is an actor's earrings that have made waves further afield.
By: Nicola Davis
Nicola Davis Science correspondent Even as summer temperatures soar, the sauna trend is booming , with some venues touting them as a way to
Nicola Davis Science correspondent With its gentle rippling water, tall purple flowers and rustling trees, Earlswood Lakes near Solihull in
By: Nicola Davis
Nicola Davis Science correspondent From Homer's Odyssey to Agatha Christie's crime fiction, humans have produced plenty of tales to grace the bookshelf.
