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Is it equally detrimental to us all – or do some groups of people suffer more than others?
Thai villagers are not giving up on saving their homes from coastal erosion.
One night of sweets won’t harm your child. But daily sugar overload can affect sleep, health and even mood.
Weather conditions on the front lines are making it increasingly difficult for Ukraine to use drones effectively as winter approaches.
Coming clean about something you’re hiding can help when you’re under pressure.
America was founded on the idea of rejecting a monarchy.
Cabotegravir’s approval is the first time an alternative to oral Prep has been made available on the NHS.
Old fossils can reveal new secrets using modern technology.
A low-cost LED-powered therapy that uses nanoscopic tin oxide flakes to kill cancer cells could make cancer treatment safer, more precise and more accessible.
The UK still needs to retrofit millions of homes. We can’t leave it up to the market, say experts.
William has chosen to focus much of his work as Prince of Wales on issues with a social purpose.
Our study showed that some antidepressants have greater effects on weight, cholesterol levels, blood pressure and blood sugar than others do.
A new version of Minecraft gives players the chance to make decisions about tackling coastal erosion in scenarios based on Bude in Cornwall.
A new study has shown the ovary’s tissues and cells play a bigger role than previously thought in how fertility wanes.
OpenAI says its new erotic mode will be restricted to adults But with millions of teenagers already chatting to AI, how enforceable is that promise really?
The trendy Taiwanese drink has become a high-street staple, but recent findings on lead levels and choking risks suggest it warrants closer scrutiny.
The US is set to shut down a crucial satellite that monitors how much carbon is in the atmosphere.
The phenomenon of awakening experiences.
Secondary schools introduce separate subject disciplines, many of which are almost impossible to understand without the ability to read fluently.
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