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How can I banish the January blues?

Don't let January get you down. Here's how to beat the winter blues
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Is psychopathy born or bred?

For years, scientists have argued over whether psychopathy is learned or inherited. Brain imaging is now offering an unexpected verdict
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4 simple, science-backed ways to build habits that stick

Baby steps can make a big difference
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We finally know how little exercise you need to actually make a real difference

New studies suggest just a few minutes of exercise a day can dramatically improve your health and longevity.
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The only science-backed lesson on metabolism you need to lose weight

Weight loss feeling harder than it should? Your body isn’t broken, but the old advice about how it spends energy might be
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How small changes to the way you breathe can transform your health

Breathing is something we do unconsciously. But knowing when and how to take conscious deep breaths could unlock a host of benefits
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8 simple, science-backed ways to instantly boost your motivation

Why are some of us procrastinators while others are dynamic, go-getters? It's down to our brains and by understanding the science behind motivation, you may find you can achieve more.
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Dry January: The ultimate science-backed guide to finally giving up alcohol

Need help getting through the month? Science can help.
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Forget drinking in moderation: Why abstinence is your best option for a healthier life

Sobering science tells us that no amount of booze is good for our health. So should we rethink the way we drink?
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Most people think social media is bad for kids. Australia is trying to prove it

The country has banned kids from using social media. The world is watching to see what happens next
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This new drug may have cracked the 'cheat code' for reversing ageing

Scientists are literally turning back the clocks in our cells, with the first drugs about to go to human trials
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The 7 most important (and weirdest) discoveries of 2025

Featuring an world-changing supercomputer, a potential HIV cure, and signs of life on Mars
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Balding cure: We may finally have a simple way to reverse hair loss

More than half of men and millions of women are affected by hair loss. It causes low self-esteem in some and anxiety in others. Thankfully, scientists around the world are getting to the roots of the problem with pioneering new treatments.
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Artwork of exoplanet 55 Cancri e. 55 Cancri is a binary star system located 41 light-years away, made up of a sun-like (G-type) star and a much smaller and dimmer red dwarf. The two stars are extremely widely separated, however, with around 1000 AU between then. There are several planets here, but the one featured in this picture is 55 Cnc e. Announced to the world in 2004, 55 Cnc is a 'super-earth', a terrestrial exoplanet weighing in at around 8.3 Earth masses. It is possible that this odd world is carbon rich, with much of its content being made up of diamonds owing to the high pressures and temperatures in the planet's interior. In this illustration, the red dwarf is just beyond the horizon, its light split into a spectrum of dazzling colours as it passes through a mountain of solid diamond.

The 8 strangest places in the Universe (including one on Earth)

Glass rain, anyone?
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25 of the most mind-blowing auora photos ever taken

Heightened solar activity meant 2025 was one of the best years to see the northern lights and capture them on camera
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The 11 strangest scientific discoveries of 2025

The good, the bad and the frankly bizarre: from the world’s oldest newborn to a body-snatching bug, here were science’s strangest discoveries in 2025
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What your life would be like without an inner voice

People whose lives aren’t narrated by a voice in their head may have ‘anendophasia’. Experts are now investigating what’s actually going on in there
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The 10 'impossible' planets breaking the laws of the Universe

With sapphire waterfalls, lava rain and orbits around dead stars, these distant worlds push the limits of what’s possible
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Can animals be left- or right-pawed?

Does your pet favour one paw in particular? Surprisingly there is an easy way to find out and it applies to most animals.
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We may finally have a way to reverse grey hair

The hidden trigger behind greying hair may have finally come to light. And it could hold the key to slowing ageing
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8 (very weird) animals that outlived the dinosaurs

Meet the 'living fossils' that give us a glimpse into life in the distant past
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The 10 best optical illusions that will blow your mind

Optical illusions are fun and intriguing, and we don't always know why they happen. Here are some of our favourites.
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Most experts now believe aliens exist. Here’s what convinced them

The research is mounting up that we might not be alone in this big wide world
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5 sustainability habits you think are helping the planet – but probably aren’t

Confusing and outdated messaging could be holding you back from being a keen, green, Earth-saving machine…
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