Nightmares could signal early dementia risk, study finds
Groundbreaking research from University of Birmingham suggests frequent bad dreams in middle age could indicate higher dementia risk decades before symptoms appear.
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Sleep Lowers Blood Pressure, New Study Finds
Groundbreaking research reveals that consistent, quality sleep could be your heart's best defence against hypertension, offering protection comparable to major lifestyle changes.
15-Minute Exercise Boosts Brain Function
Groundbreaking research shows that a quick 15-minute fitness session significantly boosts memory and problem-solving abilities, offering a powerful mental performance enhancer for busy lifestyles.
Brain shape predicts dementia risk in groundbreaking study
Groundbreaking Cambridge research discovers that the physical shape of your brain may determine your likelihood of developing dementia later in life, offering new hope for early detection.
One symptom predicts COVID-19 with 83% accuracy
Groundbreaking UK research identifies a single symptom that dramatically increases your chances of testing positive for COVID-19, offering new insights for early detection and public health strategies.
Better Education Could Slash Dementia Risk, Study Finds
New research from University College London suggests improving global education systems could prevent millions of dementia cases, offering hope for future brain health strategies.
Long COVID in Children: New Study Reveals Health Risks
Groundbreaking research uncovers the hidden burden of long COVID in UK children, with persistent symptoms affecting daily life and development months after initial infection.
COVID smell loss mystery solved by UK scientists
Groundbreaking UK research reveals the true biological mechanism behind COVID-related anosmia, offering new hope for treatment and recovery.
Scientists: Autism Not Single Condition
Groundbreaking research reveals autism is not a single condition with one cause, but multiple distinct subtypes requiring different approaches to treatment and support.
Tea & Coffee Drinkers Live Longer, Study Finds
New research shows that moderate consumption of tea, coffee, or plain water significantly reduces the risk of premature death. Discover how your favourite beverages could add years to your life.
Ancient DNA Rewrites Human Migration From Africa
Revolutionary genetic research uncovers Arabia's pivotal role in early human migration out of Africa, challenging long-held theories about our ancestors' journey across the globe.
Alcohol and Language Learning: Surprising Research Findings
New research explores whether a cheeky pint could actually boost your foreign language skills, challenging conventional wisdom about alcohol's effects on cognitive performance.
Moderate Drinking May Increase Dementia Risk, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research from Cambridge, Oxford, and Yale universities suggests that moderate alcohol consumption may significantly increase the risk of developing dementia later in life.
Arrogance Drives Conspiracy Theory Belief, Says Cambridge Study
Groundbreaking research from the University of Cambridge reveals a surprising link between intellectual arrogance and belief in conspiracy theories, challenging common assumptions about gullibility.
Apple Cider Vinegar: Weight Loss Truth Exposed by Science
New research published in BMJ reveals whether the celebrity-endorsed apple cider vinegar trend actually delivers on its weight loss promises. Discover the surprising benefits and important health risks identified in the latest scientific study.
Study: Any Alcohol Consumption Raises Disease Risk
Groundbreaking research reveals that any alcohol consumption, no matter how moderate, increases your chances of developing over 60 medical conditions including heart disease and diabetes.
Childhood Chronic Pain Causes Adult Health Issues - Study
New research from Australia uncovers the hidden crisis of chronic pain in children, linking it to significant physical and mental health challenges in adulthood. Experts call for urgent changes in paediatric care.
Grandparents Have More Sex Than Gen Z, Study Finds
A landmark study uncovers a dramatic generational divide in sexual activity, with Britons over 70 reporting more active sex lives than their Gen Z grandchildren. Experts point to technology, economic pressures, and shifting social norms as key factors in
Gender Friendship Gap: Women Keep Pals, Men Lose Them
Groundbreaking research from the University of Oxford uncovers why women maintain childhood friendships into grandmotherhood while men start losing friends in their twenties. Discover the psychological and social factors behind this enduring friendship di
Daily Painkiller Use Linked To 40% Higher Dementia Risk
Groundbreaking Oxford research reveals a strong link between long-term use of a specific, widely-used painkiller and a dramatically increased risk of developing dementia.
Wild chimpanzees observed deliberately drinking alcoholic palm wine
A landmark 17-year study in Guinea has captured wild chimpanzees deliberately drinking fermented palm wine, offering profound insights into human evolution and our complex relationship with alcohol.
5 Overeating Patterns Identified by UK Scientists
Groundbreaking research from the University of Cambridge and Aston University reveals five specific types of overeating behaviour, offering new hope for personalised weight management strategies and obesity treatment in the UK.
Brain 'Fingerprint' & Vasopressin Surge Linked to Autism Found
A revolutionary Cambridge study uncovers a unique 'brain fingerprint' and a vasopressin hormone surge in infants, offering a potential early biomarker for autism and paving the way for new interventions.
AI Decodes Baby Cries: What Each Sound Really Means
Groundbreaking research from the UK is using AI to decipher the distinct meanings behind a baby's cry. Discover how 'Neh' signals hunger and 'Eh' means nappy changes, offering parents a new tool for understanding their infant's needs.
Study: Dogs May Experience ADHD Similar to Humans
A pioneering study from the University of Helsinki suggests dogs may suffer from ADHD-like behaviours, offering new insights into the mental health of pets and potential research models for human disorders.
Pre-eclampsia linked to dementia, autism and diabetes in kids
New UK research uncovers a startling connection between the common pregnancy complication pre-eclampsia and lifelong health risks for children, including a 50% higher chance of diabetes and double the risk of heart disease.
Long-Winded Apologies Deemed More Sincere, Study Reveals
New psychology research reveals that lengthy, detailed apologies are perceived as significantly more sincere than brief ones, challenging conventional communication wisdom.
Science Reveals What Makes a 'Sorry' Genuine
Groundbreaking research from the University of London uncovers the key psychological elements that separate effective, heartfelt apologies from those that fall flat and feel insincere.
Sleep habit that could increase dementia risk revealed
Groundbreaking UK research uncovers a common bedtime habit that could significantly raise the risk of developing Alzheimer's and dementia. Experts warn millions may be at risk.
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