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The findings could have implications for managing the growing burden of dementia.
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Eight ways to sleep when your thoughts are racing
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This common cause of bloating has nothing to do with food
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5 signs you’re unknowingly masking ADHD/Autism
Many adults unknowingly mask ADHD or autism, leading to burnout and poor mental health.
‘No pain, no gain’: Experts debunk common workout myth
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Why kids today are still obsessed with the Titanic
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Tips for managing changes to weight and health in menopause
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The science behind Gaba: Can this naturally occurring substance give you the same buzz as alcohol?
Telegraph: Gaba is the wellness world’s latest buzzword.
More empathy, less risk of dementia – how women’s brains work differently to men’s
Telegraph: Here’s the science behind the brain battle of the sexes.
Snow White and the seven kajillion controversies
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The jury duty games: Where escape rooms meet Cluedo
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Loving the alien: Life becomes art for transgender siblings in otherworldly new show
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As the Sahrawats evolve Kol, we look back at the history of the Ponsonby corner spot.
‘People don’t really believe me’: The science of hangover resistance
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