Blood

Blood plasma from men who've recovered from COVID-19 'could save lives' © Mark Waugh/NHS Blood and Transplant/PA

Men who have had COVD-19 ‘could save lives’ by donating blood

Why do we have different blood types? © Getty Images

Why do we have different blood types?

Delirium, brain inflammation and stroke linked to COVID-19 © Getty Images

Delirium, brain inflammation and stroke linked to COVID-19

COVID-19: Have we been treating the disease wrong?

Reality Check Have we been treating COVID-19 wrong?

Genetically modified rice could one day help keep your blood pressure down © Getty Images

Genetically modified rice could one day help keep your blood pressure down

New, non-invasive cancer test can detect one mutation in a million DNA molecules © Getty Images

New, non-invasive cancer test can detect one mutation in a million DNA molecules

Coronavirus blood trial targets hormone imbalance © Getty Images

Coronavirus blood trial targets hormone imbalance

Coronavirus: high blood pressure could double risk of death © Getty Images

Coronavirus: high blood pressure could double risk of death

Child is the first patient to receive COVID-19 blood plasma transfusion in NHS trial © NHS Blood and Transplant/PA

Child receives first COVID-19 blood plasma transfusion in NHS trial

Prostate cancer blood test 'faster, kinder' than traditional biopsies © Getty Images

Prostate cancer blood test ‘faster and kinder’ than traditional biopsies

Over 500 scientists from around the globe to analyse COVID-19 blood samples © Getty Images

COVID-19: More than 500 scientists from around the globe to analyse patients’ blood

Does “bloodlust” exist? © Getty Images

Bloodlust: where is the scientific evidence of a thirst for blood?

Coronavirus: 6,000 patients volunteer blood plasma for trial © Kirsty Hamilton/NHSBT/PA

Coronavirus 6,000 patients volunteer blood plasma for trial

Blood type A 'more vulnerable' to coronavirus © Getty Images

COVID-19 Blood type A ‘more vulnerable’ to coronavirus

Menopause can now be predicted two years in advance by new blood test © Getty Images

Menopause can now be predicted two years in advance by new blood test