Research linking cheese and cream to lower dementia risk has made headlines, but the story is more nuanced than it might sound.
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Research reveals the hidden psychological and social challenges triathlete mothers face when returning to sport after childbirth.
Benson’s mother was Mary Sidgwick, whose brother Henry was a founding member and first president of the Society for Psychical Research.
AI wants to get to know you better, and then sell to you.
Even the traditional five senses don’t operate in silo.
Why sweet treats bypass fullness signals and make space in your stomach, even after a massive meal. The biology of betsubara.
Disrupted routines can create practical barriers to exercise. Research-backed planning strategies and flexible workout options can help maintain fitness.
A mysterious anomaly challenges the most widely accepted vision of how the universe works.
The tracks were found parallel to an ancient shoreline in the Torotoro National Park.
The icy moon appears to have an ocean of liquid water hidden under its outer shell.
You may not control which worries show up before Christmas, but you can control how you respond to them.
You don’t need to make dramatic life changes to improve wellbeing. A simple mindset change can help maintain long-term wellbeing.
In the 17th century, patches were used to conceal blemishes like the scars left by diseases like smallpox or even syphilis.
The warning lights from the cryosphere have been flashing red for several years and governments and policymakers ignore this at their peril.
The EU’s new carbon tax is reshaping global trade – and starting to influence what people buy and how much they pay for it.
Words reflecting anger and swearing are more common in people with personality dysfunction.
Christmas disrupts sleep more than any other time of year. Here are 12 hidden culprits and how to beat them.
A microbiologist explains why Christmas food is riskier than we realise, and how to keep your holiday both joyful and safe.
It is likely that Austen met one of her earliest romantic interests at a Christmas party.
Gut bacteria influence digestion, hormones and stress responses. These pathways shape infant sleep and may help explain night waking.
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