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How neurohacking could help you to focus better while WFH (and no, it’s not as scary as it sounds)
Stylist spoke to the author of the new book Smarter Tomorrow to find out more.
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Health
Meet the women who took on Covid-19 and won
Stylist meets Dr Catherine Green and Professor Sarah Gilbert, the scientists behind the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine.
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TV
Why we’re so drawn to Netflix’s The One and its unusual theories on love
Think you know everything there is to know about soulmates? Think again.
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Nutrition
Unexpected food pairings to try for big nutritional benefits
A match made in culinary heaven.
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Why does time seem to fly when we’re having fun? A new study explains
Researchers have shed light on the science behind the well-known saying.
Life
Should you wait for “something better” to come along? Here’s the science behind it
New research has given us an insight.
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Life
Coronavirus, Explained: a snapshot of Netflix’s enlightening new show
The documentary unpicks the science behind the global pandemic.
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Long Reads
The gripping true stories of the Apollo 11 Space Wives
“You think going to the moon is hard, try staying at home...”
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Astrology
Supermoon April 2020: How it brought the world together
Did you look for last night’s pink moon? Many of us turned our heads skyward for a quiet moment of peace and reflection, all connected under the same sky.
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Life
The scientific reason why helping others makes you feel so good
Looking to boost your mood and make a difference? You’ve come to the right place.
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Life
Coffee actually does solve problems, so pour us another espresso
Is there anything it can't do?
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“How I got my job designing chocolate bars”
Have you designed an M&M to taste like hot cross buns recently? Then you’re seriously missing out...
Astrology
The Earth has shifted – and you now have a different star sign
Think you’re a Pisces? Think again.
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- Kayleigh Dray
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Astrology
What does it really mean when we talk about Pisces season?
An explainer on this astrological concept.
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- Hannah-Rose Yee
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Life
The cheap wine hack that could save you bundles of cash
Make your cheap red plonk taste like a premium vintage.
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- Kayleigh Dray
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Life
Female scientists don’t actually exist, according to the GCSE science curriculum
Women? In science? Never!
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- Lauren Geall
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Long Reads
Why is it so hard to maintain friendships as we get older?
Our social circles shrink at the age of 25. But why does this happen, and what can we do about it?
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- Amber Bryce
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Life
Looking to make some new friends in 2020? This is how long it really takes
Want to make a new friend? Get ready to put in some serious work.
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- Susan Devaney
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This is the key to making good habits stick, according to science
It's all about that magic word: friction.
Life
Why we should all be walking during our lunch breaks, according to psychologists
How making the most of your lunch breaks can help improve your work life.
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- Aiden Wynn
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