German study finds feeling younger protects middle-aged against damaging stress

Sterilising surfaces will have damaged microbiome biodiversity, essential for health

This would require prioritising generosity and sustainable living, and measuring success in terms of contentment not GDP

Proven technology emits little or no greenhouse gas

Some are moving from ‘weight-centric’ model to prescribing healthier behaviour

Reliance on GDP as a measure of wellbeing has worsened people’s health and happiness

Humanity was vulnerable to a plethora of deadly diseases before jabs arrived

IUSA recognises academic’s work on research, understanding and Irish-US relations

Much research demonstrates that consuming too much bad news takes a toll on health

Deforestation, slavery and rats were all factors in the Pacific island’s population decline

The Covid-19 pandemic is undoubtedly serious, but it should not debilitate our resilience

Objective is to fill blood with enough oxygen to repair tissue corroded by advancing years

Science is acutely aware of its limits but scientism is dogmatic

Unethical Nazi experiments yielded scientifically valid results in some cases

Many Nicobarese regret leaving their homes following the 2004 disaster and now suffer from depression and alcoholism

One of the two groups were treated as inferiors when they blended to form a society about 9,000 years ago, evidence shows

Does it show the existence of life after death or can science explain it?

Conventional account ignores gaps in scientist’s evidence to Catholic Church inquisition

The major discoveries of the Scientific Revolution were made in universities strongly supported by the church

Discovery of conditioned reflex played large role in development of behaviourism