Cooking with an air fryer produces far fewer harmful airborne particles than deep frying or shallow frying, even when cooking fatty foods, according to a study published in the American
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People who spend years not getting enough exercise carry a significantly higher burden of long-term stress by middle age, according to a study published in the journal Psychoneuroendocrinology. The authors
Routine stool tests and information about what people eat, could help doctors identify which patients with inflammatory bowel disease are most likely to experience a sudden flare, according to a
Paracetamol in Pregnancy Doesn’t Increase Risk of Autism, ADHD or Learning Disabilities
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Pregnant women can take paracetamol safely without increasing the risk of their child developing autism, ADHD or intellectual disabilities, according to a study published in The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology &
Most young people who end up convicted of cybercrime didn’t set out to become criminals. New research from the University of East London shows that the path into serious online
Most of us know climate change is a serious problem, but many of us don’t believe it will affect us personally, according to a major study published in the journal
Taking up a hobby isn’t just good for your personal life, it could make you more creative, engaged and fulfilled at work too. That’s the finding of a new study
What if the leftover waste from brewing your favourite pint could help produce the burgers and steaks of tomorrow? That’s the idea behind a new study from University College London,
Scientists agree that global warming is accelerating and that we’re not doing enough to address it, but how we talk about it matters just as much as the facts themselves,
Nicotine is harmful to the heart and blood vessels no matter how it is consumed, including vapes, cigarettes, nicotine pouches, heated tobacco or a shisha pipe, according to a study