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What’s the best comeback to an insult?
'I know you are, but what am I?' is surely the best comeback of all time.
I tried a magnetic nasal strip to stop snoring. Here's what actually happened
Can a magnetic nasal strip open your airways and improve your breathing?
What if we built a super-collider around the Moon?
Scientists have considered putting a super-collider on the Moon. What benefits would this have over the Large Hadron Collider at CERN?
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Why do more perimenopausal women get diagnosed with ADHD?
Some women spend decades masking
"Cold-blooded killer": The strange rise of Borneo's 'vampire squirrel'
It's been said to gorge on the hearts and livers of deer and chickens
Here’s how to tell if your dog actually loves you, according to science
Your dog is so pleased to see you when you get home. Then again, that’s also when you feed them. So does your dog see you as their best friend or merely a food delivery system?
The simple, surprising habits that can slow your immune ageing by years
New research on the thymus and T cells is helping us understand how our immune system ages
5 mind-blowing inventions that are already turning humans into cyborgs
A future where humans can lift incredible weights, see in the dark and fly sounds far-fetched, but it’s already here
Can animals get drunk?
The natural world is one big pub, with alcohol on tap from fermented fruits, sap and nectar. Different animals have different tolerance levels
5 surprising perimenopause signs most people miss, according to a doctor
One third of women aren't sure if they're in perimenopause or not
What will spacesuits of the future look like?
Spacesuits of the future could recycle an astronaut's pee back into drinking water
Scientists are now seriously asking if humans were seeded by aliens. Here’s why
The idea that life on Earth began elsewhere in space has long been controversial, but it’s now gaining traction
Meet the vagus nerve: a hidden switch that could calm your anxiety
Could wearable tech help combat anxiety?
6 science-backed ways to protect and improve your memory
Forgetfulness doesn't have to be an inevitable part of life
6 simple ways to instantly improve your dog’s life, according to science
What's the way to your dog's heart? A steak? A permanent place on the sofa? On open car window to lean out of during a long drive?
9 of the world’s weirdest-ever military inventions
From vomit guns to nuclear chickens, these are some truly bizarre ideas that never quite took off
‘A really substantive jump’: The most powerful weight-loss drug ever tested has arrived
A new weight-loss drug has arrived. And it’s far more powerful than anything that came before
6 simple, science-backed ways to fix your broken attention span
Primed for constant interruptions, your brain is now distracting itself, says science. It’s time to break the cycle and retrain your focus
Why do dogs love to play with trash?
Just like wild wolves, our pampered pups can enjoy playing in and with the foulest-smelling stuff
Why do people’s exercise needs vary so much?
Understanding your own needs is the key to effective exercise
What your nails are trying to tell you about your health
A leading dermatologist explains what's normal – and what isn't
The best technique for spotting a liar, according to psychologists
What’s different about the minds and personalities of prolific liars?
How to overcome the biggest barrier to weight loss
Research suggests your fat cells have a memory, hence any weight you lose always seems to find its way back to your body
The genius tricks that make any new habit actually stick, according to a psychologist
Our lives are filled with habitual behaviours, both good and bad, but how do they form and how can we build better ones?
