Hit a pillow, hug your pet, write your MP: 22 ways to manage your anger | health and wellbeing
Ffrom planes and supermarkets to traffic jams and, of course, online, it feels like everyone is angry. Is it surprising?…
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Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2023 – in pictures | Art and design
The microscopic world hidden in an autumn leaf won the Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2023. The overall winner, Irina…
J’ai inversé mon diabète de type 2. Voici comment j’ai procédé | Neil Barsky
ÔCe dimanche gris, en plein confinement dû au Covid, j’ai reçu un appel importun de mon médecin de famille. Jusque-là,…
An AI laser that reads heartbeats in the throat could replace stethoscopes | Cardiac disease
Scientists have developed a laser camera that can remotely read a person’s heartbeat and identify signs that they might be…
Everything you need to know about Cop28 as the summit begins – podcast | Science
Every year, world leaders gather for the United Nations climate change conference, and after a year of record temperatures, this…
Weight of the world – the climatologists who saw the crisis coming – podcast | Science
Science Weekly presents the first episode of a new Full Story mini-series. Pioneering Australian scientists Graeme Pearman, Lesley Hughes and…
‘They thought I had cancer’: painkiller banned in UK linked to deaths of Britons in Spain | Drugs
A patient group representing several British victims has launched legal action against the Spanish government, accused of failing to protect…
Medicinal leeches set to make a comeback in the Scottish Highlands | Conservation
The medicinal leech is one of nature’s most underappreciated hunters. Armed with three powerful interlocking jaws and with a taste…
Deep space astronauts may be prone to erectile dysfunction, study finds | Space
As if homesickness, muscle atrophy, thinner bones, a high risk of cancer, the inescapable company of overachievers, and the prospect…
Despite decades of promises, health research still overlooks women | Medical research
Women are twice as likely as men to die from heart attacks. When a nonsmoker dies of lung cancer, it’s…