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A large study suggests that there might be a striking reason to limit your intake of ultra-processed foods.
HUGH PENNINGTON: Without the COVID vaccines, many thousands more would have died. And I am probably one of them.
With two-thirds of parents feeling burnt out by their parenting responsibilities, experts give their best advice on managing stress.
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It’s a question that’s stumped doctors for 20 years — why treatments suddenly stop working in half of melanoma patients. Medical researcher Sona Nayyar wants to find the answer.
AstraZeneca has announced the global withdrawal of its COVID-19 vaccine just weeks after admitting the jab could cause rare side effects.
Video app TikTok and its parent company are suing to prevent the US government from forcing it to either sell or face a ban.
Apple has announced the newest versions of their popular devices, including the first new iPad models that the company has released since 2022.
Nintendo on Tuesday said that it would announce the successor to its flagship Switch console in the fiscal year ended March 2025, after the company forecast a sharp drop in profit.
GEMMA ACTON: It’s easy to take universal healthcare for granted until you realise with a shock that it’s a privilege available in few countries.
With the help of Joe Rogan, a social media trend emerged from the book The Carnivore Diet. Some of the so-called ‘meatfluencers’ forgo not only carbs but also dishware, eating straight from the cutting board.
Vapes, the 24-hour delivery of nitrous oxide and alcohol are openly being advertised on Facebook’s classified section as the social media behemoth provides a platform for a flourishing black market.
A Victorian school is dealing with a horrifying scandal after male students created a spreadsheet that ranked female students’ attractiveness.
There’s nothing like enjoying a long lie-in at the weekend after a busy week. Now there’s an even better reason to take your time getting out of bed.
A Harvard nutritionist has shared the number one nutrient you need for a healthy brain—and the best way to get it.
QUENTIN LETTS: A judge recently found that saying, ‘back in your day’ to an older colleague could be considered harassment at work. Language has become a minefield. Has it all gone too far?