How our bodies react when we use social media – and when we stop
Niklas Ihssen, Durham University The typical adult in the UK spends nearly two hours on social media per day. And
Read MoreNiklas Ihssen, Durham University The typical adult in the UK spends nearly two hours on social media per day. And
Read MoreJustin Roberts, Anglia Ruskin University; Joseph Lillis, Anglia Ruskin University, and Mark Cortnage, Anglia Ruskin University Ageing is an inevitable
Read MoreRebecca A. Drummond, University of Birmingham Hanging the washing out to dry in the garden has been a rare sight
Read MoreViren Swami, Anglia Ruskin University In the opening scene of Love, Actually, Hugh Grant’s character says how, whenever he gets
Read MoreNick Ilott, University of Oxford Many of us pay attention to the foods we’re putting in our bodies – asking
Read MoreMichelle Spear, University of Bristol For centuries, people have claimed that their aching joints can predict changes in the weather,
Read MoreChristiane Brems, Stanford University Breathing is a thing we do without thinking; it keeps us alive. But there is far
Read MoreAllen Cheng, Monash University Five years on from the first news of COVID, recent reports of an obscure respiratory virus
Read MoreJustin Stebbing, Anglia Ruskin University King Charles’s decision to cut red meat from his diet following his cancer treatment has
Read MoreRahul Sidhu, University of Sheffield Two people diagnosed with Alzheimer’s claim to have conquered the disease through simple lifestyle changes.
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