Arthur Scott-Geddes

London

Deputy Global Health Editor, Telegraph Global Health Security at The Telegraph

Deputy Global Health Editor, @TelGlobalHealth, previously in Germany and Pakistan.

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Could the answer to the male fertility crisis be lurking in your cat’s litter tray?

1 week ago | msn.com | Arthur Scott-Geddes

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Could the answer to the male fertility crisis be lurking in your cat's litter tray?

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Arthur Scott-Geddes

The discovery by Dr Velásquez and her team is the latest in a series of surprising findings about Toxoplasma. Studies have shown that infected mice lose their fear of cats, making them more likely to become prey, as the parasite causes inflammation in parts of the brain that process anxiety. Dr Velásquez is currently applying for grants for further research into the effects toxoplasma have on sperm.
Could the answer to the male fertility crisis be lurking in your cat’s litter tray?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Arthur Scott-Geddes

It may come as a surprise but there’s about a one-in-three chance that a parasite for which there is no cure has invaded your body and is lying dormant inside you. Your chances of having picked it up are higher if you have a cat, as the parasite only reproduces inside the feline intestinal tract and its eggs end up in the litter tray, or wherever else your pet does its business.
The 32-year-old nuclear scientist busting the ‘Net Zero myth’

1 week ago | msn.com | Arthur Scott-Geddes

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The 32-year-old nuclear scientist busting the 'Net Zero myth'

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Arthur Scott-Geddes

In the lab, Gregory handles minute samples of some of the most radioactive isotopes on the planet. He and his colleagues wear sensors that measure the doses they are absorbing. Gregory, a "spreadsheet geek", keeps a running tally but says the amount he absorbs each year is negligible - about the same as you would get from a two-week holiday in Cornwall, where high levels of radon gas in the rocks mean annual radiation exposure is more than three times the UK average.
The 32-year-old nuclear scientist busting the ‘Net Zero myth’

1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Arthur Scott-Geddes

The ‘technology is there already’ to decarbonise our energy grid, argues Dr Tim Gregory, ‘We just need to get our act together and deploy it’ - Chris BethellThe splitting of the atom was supposed to bring about a new age of abundance. In the world of tomorrow, model families would live beside giant cooling towers in homes running on electricity “too cheap to meter”. They would get around in cars powered by miniature nuclear reactors, not needing to stop and refuel for thousands of miles.
Atomic bombs destroyed their lives - now they want Russia to pay

1 month ago | nuclear-news.net | Arthur Scott-Geddes |Simon Townsley |Christina MacPherson

Atomic bombs destroyed their lives – now they want Russia to pay “People living around the test site “became unwitting test subjects, and their lives were treated with casual disregard due to racism and ignorance,” “It was a crime of negligence, whereby secrecy, control, and the acquisition of more powerful nuclear weapons were prioritised over the lives of local people.” Amid calls to restart nuclear testing, families are still suffering from mutations passed down through the generations...
Atomic bombs destroyed their lives

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Arthur Scott-Geddes |Simon Townsley

The Geiger counter came to life as we trudged toward the lip of the crater, its clicks becoming frantic before giving way to an alarm. "This is the Atomic Lake," said the hazmat-suited guide, throwing out his arms against the wind to encompass the circular expanse of water below.
WHO tests pandemic response with Arctic ‘mammothpox’ outbreak

2 months ago | msn.com | Maeve Cullinan |Arthur Scott-Geddes

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WHO tests pandemic response with Arctic ‘mammothpox’ outbreak

2 months ago | msn.com | Maeve Cullinan |Arthur Scott-Geddes

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