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Women in early modern Wales typically dressed in long skirts, large woollen shawls, and tall, black hats. Could they have inspired stereotypes of the witch?
Satellites can carry out jamming and intelligence gathering from other spacecraft.
Young women are heavily targeted by sex-for-rent arrangements, and so are economically marginalised men.
As wolves reappear, Danes are divided – a new poll shows just how much.
The wild cousins of beehive honeybees are disappearing – here’s why that matters.
Knowing about the environmental cost of using energy does not drive people to use less, according to a new study.
Early nomadic humans living in Europe briefly halted to profit from an unexpected windfall, leaving some important clues about their behaviour.
Throughout history, control over money has been one of the most powerful levers of state authority. What does this mean in the new era of digital currencies?
AI-generated child sexual abuse material is rising, and familial abuse is leading to the creation of new child sexual abuse material.
The fascinating exceptions in the animal kingdom to patterns of longevity.
Globally, osteoarthritis affects nearly 600 million people. Yet fewer than 50% are offered the one proven treatment: exercise.
Stigma against weight loss drugs is driving some users to take them in secret.
New technology could leave few places for submarines to hide.
Elite darts technique requires a combination of both physical and mental athleticism.
Teachers can create supportive, optimal learning environments through a nuanced use of voice in the classroom.
A new study finds gambling livestreams, where influencers bet to huge audiences, are normalising risk and fuelling addiction among young viewers.
Exercise might be good for the body and mind, but it can also result in some bizarre ailments.
Studies show vaping raises the number of ACE2 receptors: the doorway COVID uses to attack. That means higher risk and slower recovery.
The metal-organic frameworks discovered by the three scientists are helping to revolutionise green technology and many other areas.
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