10 sleep habits that should prompt a visit to the doctor
It’s time to stop losing sleep due to poor sleep. Sleep is vital to physical and mental well-being – it’s […]
US obesity rates fall for first time in decade, likely thanks to popular weight-loss drugs
Obesity rates in the United States are finally starting to show a decline, heading in the right direction for the
This Brazilian influencer has the “perfect female body” according to AI
A Brazilian fitness influencer has been declared to have the “perfect female body”, according to an AI analysis. Karol Rosalin,
What is brain rot? The science behind what obsessive movement does to our brains
Oxford University Press has chosen “brain rot” as the word of the year. The word is defined as “alleged deterioration
The weird food combo that’s blowing up TikTok
Call them rubber polar bears. As if there weren’t enough seemingly incongruous food combinations floating around on TikTok: Social media
UK dad Stuart Kingston was diagnosed with tongue cancer after his wife noticed an “uneven” face.
A father was diagnosed with tongue cancer after his wife noticed his face looked “uneven”. Stuart Kingston, 67, was struggling
5 Medications That Can Give You Dementia With Long-Term Use
This can be a tough pill to swallow. An unhealthy diet, chronic insomnia, obesity and some genetics can increase the
Tokyo offers 4-day work weeks for young couples – for extra time to give birth
Oh, baby! Tokyo is offering its workers a four-day work week in a bid to boost the city’s birth rate.
Living to 100 is about bad record keeping, not Blue Zones: researchers
Blues can hold records. A researcher in England has identified a fatal bureaucratic flaw in the world’s “Blue Zones” –
Student travelers fly thousands of miles to attend university
A Chinese student chose to become an international traveler when he attended his final three months at a Melbourne university