Why switching off from the coronavirus news cycle won’t make you less stressed
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There’s a scientific explanation behind all your bad (and good) relationship habits
Feel like you’re repeating yourself in each new partnership? Well, there’s a reason for that.
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There are 3 types of drinking personalities, and this one’s the most likely to binge
Your alcohol habits might be more predictable than you think.
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Let us (and science) convince you to get out the board games this Christmas
Monopoly, anyone?
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Turning on more lights helps us to feel warmer in winter
Step away from the thermostat.
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Losing sleep? It could be down to the way you’re using social media
Are you losing sleep over social media, literally?
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How practising mindfulness could help you overcome your fears
The technique could help us to retrain our brain’s reactions, according to a new study.
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Beautiful portraits of centenarians show what joy looks like around the world
Need an instant happiness boost? These touching images are guaranteed to make you smile.
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Vanessa Hudgens just got real about going through a quarter-life crisis at 27
Have you hit a crossroads in life? A huge 75% of us do at a certain age – and Vanessa Hudgens is no different.
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The pill stops you recognising these emotions
A new study has found that women on the Pill are less likely to detect “complex” emotions like contempt and pride.
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Life
“Women are scared to run alone, but running groups are not the answer”
The police have warned women to run in groups to avoid sexual harassment. But why is the responsibility being heaped on us?
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Incredibly, this is what happens to your body as you fall in love
A new study has found the answers we’ve been looking for.
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10 hidden benefits of coffee, according to science
Go on, pour yourself another.
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Taking multiple selfies fuels this dubious character trait
Brace yourselves for the results of an eye-opening new study
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Careers
These are the buzzwords annoying your colleagues in 2018
Seem familiar?
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Life
Scientists now think this could be the key to a good night’s sleep
We're listening
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- Susan Devaney
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Life
The one tell-tale sign of a narcissist
(It's not what you would expect)
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The surprising impact a 10-minute walk can have on your brain
And there’s science to back it up.
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Why are Londoners so arrogant? Understanding the big city dweller
Have you encountered "low-level London dickheadedness"?
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Why failure may actually be the secret to long-term success
There really is a silver lining to coming second...
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How an intense friendship can make you lose your sense of self
A new study has found that close relationships can be damaging to your identity
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