Decorations brighten winter, but certain lights can be overwhelming and headache inducing.
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Behind the festive comedy lies a catalogue of head trauma, spinal injuries and burns that few humans could survive.
Why solitary animals congregate during the winter months.
Ukraine is desperate for more funds to defend itself. But using Russia’s frozen assets could upset the delicate system underpinning Europe’s financial system.
Discover the hidden beauty of viruses with printable papercraft virus snowflakes.
A study of 38,000 adults identified blood protein signatures linked to higher mortality risk. They cannot predict death, but they could help guide earlier care.
Yes, it’s calorie heavy, but the right festive foods can deliver flavour, tradition and surprising nutritional benefits.
Managers can feel isolated as they move up the professional ladder – and it has implications for how well a workplace functions.
Sleigh bells have long acted as convenient shorthand for composers to tell their listeners that this piece belongs to the Christmas canon.
Cranberries contain compounds that may help prevent urinary tract infections and support heart and brain health, but supplements are not always the best option.
One-third of students in an OECD survey said school has not taught them anything useful for a job.
Imagine cycling from your hotel to a historic site, hopping on an electric bus to a museum and strolling to dinner. That’s a blueprint for sustainable tourism.
Better financial literacy could help consumers avoid the dread of the January debt reckoning.
We’re in a golden era for dinosaur science.
Cannabis is the most commonly used illicit drug in the UK.
From broad cheekbones and a flexible back to a small prefrontal cortex, here’s everything an anatomist thinks makes the Grinch so one-of-a-kind.
Christmas toy shopping is stressful enough. Here are the toys that need an extra safety check.
Misrecognition of ADHD symptoms meant many not only waited years for diagnosis – it also had a serious impact on their sense of self.
Why better screening won’t be enough.
While we can’t control everything that impacts our health, making room for a more positive outlook in life can help support both wellbeing and longevity.
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