Earth News

Nuts are beyond nutritious — they improve brain function

We've all heard about the amazing benefits nuts have. But according to science, there is even more to this fantastic gift from nature.

9 July 2018

Earth News

The atlas of natural beauty by Buly

A two-century old cosmetics officine gives away a few well-kept beauty secrets.

6 July 2018

Partner content

What’s in the air? New apps using Copernicus data to inform increasing population with respiratory diseases

Partner content presented by copernicus

With currently over 100 million people suffering from allergic rhinitis and 70 million from asthma in Europe, it is crucial to warn respiratory disease sufferers in time to enable them to take measures such as preventive medication and evasive actions.

4 July 2018

World News

Coffee is really, really good for you, new evidence shows

Instant or decaf, it doesn't matter what kind you drink.

2 July 2018

Next Series

Exoskeletons help patients regain mobility

Can an exoskeleton help in the rehabilitation of patients who have suffered strokes?

25 June 2018

Earth News

Is halotherapy worth its salt? We tried it.

Is halotherapy an original new spa offer, an alternative treatment or a placebo? We tried it to find out.

21 June 2018

Destinations

An oasis in Marrakesh

Majestic horses and turquoise water - spending 3 days in the family-owned Selman Marrakech.

20 June 2018

World News

Flashing lights in 'Incredibles 2' prompt health warning

Parts of the blockbuster movie may trigger a seizure in people with a certain condition.

18 June 2018

World News

Video gaming addiction is now a mental disorder, says WHO

Gaming addiction has been listed as a mental health condition for the first time by the World Health Organization.

18 June 2018

United Kingdom

May promises over £20 billion to fund UK health service

Prime Minister Theresa May has promised billions of euros in extra funding for the NHS but critics say it's not enough.

17 June 2018

Netherlands

EU cigarette tests hide true harm of smoking, research shows

EU system "influenced by tobacco companies" underplays damage of smoking, Dutch study claims.

13 June 2018

Bulgaria

Penka the cow will not be killed for leaving the EU

Pregnant cow is saved after campaign.

11 June 2018

World News

'Ocean's 8' star Sarah Paulson reveals she froze her eggs

The actress explained why she recently underwent an elective egg-freezing procedure.

11 June 2018

USA

Why people are watching videos of shaking sweets and cutting soap

Are you one the few who can experience "brain tingles"?

8 June 2018

China

US consular staff in Chinese city evacuated amid sonc attack scare

Staff in Guangzhou complained of symptoms similar to those experienced by diplomatic staff in Cuba last year.

7 June 2018

United Kingdom

Syphilis and gonorrhoea spikes in the UK

Recent numbers released by Public Health England show there was a 20% increase in the sexually transmitted infection syphilis.

7 June 2018

Australia

Broccocino, anyone? Aussies create broccoli coffee to improve health

Australia has developed broccoli powder made of 100% broccoli in a bid to eliminate food waste and encourage good nutrition.

7 June 2018

World News

Why mental health campaigners use the words 'died by suicide'

Many mental health advocates use the term "died by suicide," because it removes culpability from the person who has lost their life.

6 June 2018

United Kingdom

Wristband aims to help people with autism

Scientists are testing new biometric technology which they believe will dramatically improve the lives of people with autism

6 June 2018

World News

Designer Kate Spade's death part of a worrisome trend

Since 1999 rates of women dying by suicide have been increasingly dramatically.

6 June 2018