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How to change your perception of time (and make life seem longer)

Can we feel like we have more time by bending our perception of it?
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8 simple, surprising ways to improve your sleep, according to world-leading experts

The secret to sleeping longer isn’t spending more time in bed, it’s falling asleep faster
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The immune system reboot: How to prime your body’s defences to slow ageing

Ignore pseudo-science supplements promising to solve inflammation & prevent illness, and learn the truth about recalibrating your body’s defences for long-term health
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Experts now say you have far more than five senses. Here’s what you never noticed

Neuroscientist Dr Lisa Feldman Barrett discusses the different ways we’re able to perceive the world
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How much does the average human body cost?

How much would it cost to make you from scratch? Spoiler: not much
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The 10 most powerful (and deadly) volcanic eruptions in recorded history

Nothing is more terrifying than a huge volcanic eruption filling the sky.
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'Thought to be lost forever': After 2,000 years, a library buried by Pompeii’s eruption is finally revealing its secrets

The scrolls of Herculaneum are being unravelled by AI (among other things)
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Why is it so difficult to remember our dreams?

Plus, how to improve your dream recall
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What your dreams can reveal about your personality, according to experts

Our nighttime imaginings reveal more about us than we thought
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'It's just incredible': The 6 strangest discoveries experts have made about Stonehenge

The more we learn about the ancient monument, the stranger it gets
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7 surprising habits Cambridge experts swear by to slow cognitive decline

Your brain deserves a little TLC, for the present and the future
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'You need double as you age': Why you’re (probably) eating the wrong amount of protein, according to experts

The people who are eating the least protein are also those that need it most, research indicates. Here’s how much you should be eating
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The truth about collagen and younger looking skin, according to experts

A victim of advertising embarks on a journey to understand the true benefits of products that promise to boost her collagen
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5 of the weirdest animal behaviours experts can’t fully explain

From crow funerals to whales wearing wigs, animals do the strangest things
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How spicy is too spicy?

Even for the biggest spice fans, some foods are going to be too much, causing serious health problems.
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Should I use a footstool when I’m pooping?

Could this be the toilet hack you’ve been missing your whole life?
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6 (very, very weird) ways experts want to destroy ‘forever chemicals’ for good

What makes PFAS so useful also makes them nearly impossible to destroy
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Which generation is the most hypersensitive?

Millennials have long been labelled the touchy generation
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The greatest pyramid mysteries: 6 things experts still can’t explain

From hidden chambers to lost civilizations, the world’s most enigmatic landmarks are still, slowly, revealing their secrets
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What is Mexico's Zone of Silence

A failed rocket launch helped fuel decades of rumours about alien encounters in this Mexican desert
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Here's what déjà vu (or the lack of it) says about your coginitive decline

Some people can experience it constantly
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