US measles outbreak surpasses 2,000 cases

The US has recorded over 2,000 measles cases in 2025, the highest number in three decades. Experts warn falling vaccination rates are driving the preventable outbreak. Read the full analysis.

Why Age Changes What Women Find Attractive

New research reveals how women's preferences for male facial hair and body type shift with age, explaining generational divides in celebrity crushes. Discover the science behind attraction.

How to tackle the mid-afternoon energy slump

Struggling with the 3pm crash? Nutritionists and sleep scientists reveal why it happens and share practical, evidence-based strategies to boost alertness and productivity throughout the day.

How to beat the afternoon energy slump

Struggling with the 3pm crash? Nutritionists and sleep scientists reveal why it happens and share practical, science-backed strategies for staying alert and productive all day.

Why New Year's Resolutions Feel Harder in 2026

Feeling daunted by New Year's resolutions? Psychological research reveals climate anxiety, economic precarity, and 'change fatigue' are making fresh starts harder, especially for young people. Discover a more sustainable approach.

January's Quiet Radicalism: Choosing Comfort Food

Forget New Year's diets. This January, embrace the radical comfort of nostalgic dishes like fish finger sandwiches and barley soup. Discover why looking back can be the perfect way to face the year ahead. Sign up for our Feast newsletter.

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