Sweetener may raise heart attack and stroke risk
A widely used artificial sweetener may significantly raise the risk of cardiovascular events, including heart attacks and strokes, according to alarming new research.
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Children pick lettuce over sweets for butterflies
A new study reveals that children are more likely to choose lettuce over sweets when encouraged to help butterflies, offering fresh hope for conservation efforts.
Dogs' TV preferences reveal personality traits
New research suggests that the TV shows your dog enjoys could be a window into their personality traits, offering insights into their behaviour and preferences.
Half of Black women ignored during UK childbirth
A new report highlights systemic failures in UK maternity care, with 50% of Black women raising concerns during labour not receiving adequate support.
Dogs' TV habits reflect owners' personalities, study finds
A groundbreaking study shows that dogs' TV preferences reflect their owners' personalities, offering fascinating insights into canine behaviour.
Lipstick, fake nails may raise asthma risk - study
A groundbreaking study warns that exposure to common beauty products like lipstick and fake nails in childhood may increase the risk of developing asthma in adulthood. Experts urge caution.
Study reveals what really determines a baby's sex
Groundbreaking research uncovers environmental and biological factors that may determine whether a baby is born male or female, challenging long-held assumptions.
Alzheimer's breakthrough: Study shows cognitive decline slowed
A groundbreaking study from Minnesota reveals potential new treatments for Alzheimer's disease, offering hope to millions affected by this debilitating condition.
Common habit tied to rise in psychotic episodes
New research reveals a disturbing connection between a widespread habit and an increase in psychotic episodes, raising urgent public health concerns.
London boroughs top UK smoking hotspots in new study
A new study maps smoking rates across the UK, revealing stark regional disparities with London boroughs leading the pack. Discover the health implications and regional trends.
Strict parenting beats gentle methods, study finds
A groundbreaking study suggests strict parenting leads to better-behaved children compared to popular 'gentle' approaches. Experts weigh in on the findings.
UK Smokes 78 Million Cigarettes Daily – Shock Study
A startling new report shows UK residents consume a staggering 78 million cigarettes every day, with significant regional variations. Discover the hotspots and health implications.
Football fans enjoy better summer sleep, study finds
New research shows that football fans experience improved sleep quality during the summer months. Find out why and how this impacts their wellbeing.
Coffee's surprising effects on aging brains and sleep
A groundbreaking study suggests that your daily coffee habit might have unexpected effects on brain health and sleep quality as you get older. Discover what researchers found and how it could impact your caffeine consumption.
Study reveals dogs' favourite TV programmes
New research uncovers the types of TV programmes that capture dogs' attention, with nature documentaries topping the list. Find out what keeps your pup glued to the screen!
Why Supernatural Beliefs Persist in Modern UK
A recent study reveals that despite scientific advancements, many Britons still hold strong beliefs in supernatural forces like angels, witches, and luck. Discover why these ancient beliefs endure in today's world.
Study confirms no vaccine-autism link
A major new study finds no connection between routine childhood vaccinations and autism, reinforcing decades of scientific consensus.
Study contradicts RFK Jr's autism-vaccine claims
A recent study challenges Robert F. Kennedy Jr's controversial claims linking vaccines to autism. Experts weigh in on the science behind the debate.
Oxford: 4,000 daily steps improve health
A groundbreaking study from the University of Oxford suggests that walking as few as 4,000 steps a day can significantly improve health outcomes, challenging traditional fitness norms.
Plant proteins may cut heart disease risk by 15%
Groundbreaking research suggests that replacing animal proteins with plant-based alternatives may significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, offering a potential dietary solution for better heart health.
Men's fake tears more believable than women's
New research suggests men's fake crying appears more convincing than women's, challenging long-held stereotypes about emotional expression.
Magic mushrooms extend mouse lifespan in new study
A new study suggests that psilocybin, the active compound in magic mushrooms, may significantly extend lifespan in mice, opening exciting possibilities for human longevity research.
Music may slow brain ageing, study finds
New research suggests that learning to play a musical instrument may help protect cognitive function as we age, offering a fun and engaging way to keep the brain sharp.
Chocolate could help you live longer, study finds
New research suggests that indulging in chocolate might have surprising health benefits, including a longer lifespan. Find out how much you need to eat!
Blood test may detect Alzheimer’s years early
A new blood test developed in Finland shows promise in identifying Alzheimer’s disease early, potentially revolutionising diagnosis and treatment.
Music may slow brain ageing, study finds
New research suggests that playing a musical instrument may help protect brain health in older adults, potentially delaying cognitive decline.
Grand Canyon's origins more complex than thought
A groundbreaking study sheds light on the mysterious formation of the Grand Canyon, challenging long-held geological theories with fresh evidence.
Europe's obesity surpasses US overweight levels
A new study finds that obesity rates in Europe have surpassed overweight levels in the US, raising serious health concerns. Experts warn of a growing crisis.
Study: Obesity causes go beyond diet and exercise
Groundbreaking research challenges traditional views on obesity, highlighting overlooked factors beyond diet and exercise.
Food allergy trial tests if small doses can cure reactions
A groundbreaking UK trial is testing whether gradually increasing exposure to allergenic foods can help patients overcome severe allergies. The study could transform treatment for millions worldwide.
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