80 m. ago Major new study reveals jobs with the highest depression rate in the US

People who worked in community and social services had the highest depression rates

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44 h. ago Hyped longevity pill loved by biohacker Bryan Johnson fails to stop aging, study reveals

Off the back of research in 2023, the supplement was quickly picked up by those looking to fight the effects of aging and Johnson became one of its proponents.

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50 h. ago 4,000 hours of PE lessons lost in the last year, study reveals

4,000 hours of PE lessons were lost in the last school year, study reveals.

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65 h. ago The US accents Americans like to hear the most — and the least

A study also revealed the accents Americans think sound the most confident and the most soothing

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65 h. ago Medieval cold case is SOLVED: Vengeful noblewoman had her priest lover murdered after 'betrayal' that forced her to do Game of Thrones

Records traced by an expert criminologist suggest the murder of John Forde in 1337 was orchestrated by her lover, noblewoman Ela Fitzpayne in revenge for his alleged betrayal.

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3 d. ago Gen Z's summer bucket list includes five festivals and four trips abroad

A study of 2,000 18-24 year-olds has revealed what the nation's youth really want to get up to during the summer months

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4 d. ago Prescription pill taken by 9million is linked to devastating motor neurone disease, researchers find

A study involving more than 6,000 people has revealed that four types of commonly prescribed drugs could raise the risk of deadly motor neurone disease.

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4 d. ago 'Easiest' walking routes with world's most stunning views named

A new global study has revealed the world's easiest walking routes to the world's most stunning views, with four UK trails making it onto the list

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4 d. ago Weatherwatch: How 60 species are just one cyclone away from extinction

Hurricane Dorian killed off the Bahama nuthatch and more biodiversity hotspots are at risk from extreme weatherHurricane Dorian is thought to have been one of the worst natural disasters for the Bahamas, leaving at least 70,000 people homeless and causing more than $5bn (£3.7bn) in damage in 2019. But it wasn’t just people who suffered. For one forest dwelling songbird – the Bahama nuthatch – this hurricane spelled the end.Now a new study reveals that a significant number of species that are endemic to a single island, like the Bahama nuthatch, are at increasing risk of extinction from severe tropical cyclones, with an estimated 60 species potentially one cyclone away from being wiped out. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Hamilton business support agency Inspirent launching initiative to produce next generation of successful female entrepreneurs

Starting this Thursday, June 5, Women Can Grow Community will offer peer-to-peer support on a monthly basis for female business owners in Lanarkshire and Glasgow looking to take the next steps in their journeys.

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5 d. ago Study reveals one in three female entrepreneurs feel overlooked by investors

A fifth of female entrepreneurs believe it is harder for them to succeed than their male counterparts attributing this to limited access to funding and investment.

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5 d. ago One in three female entrepreneurs feel overlooked by investors, reveals new study

A poll of 500 women who run their own businesses found that one in five think it's harder for them to succeed compared to their male counterparts

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5 d. ago Experts reveal what's driving explosion in under 50s cancer cases

The Cancer Research UK analysis is the first to examine 50 years of national cancer data, revealing striking progress-but also alarming new trends.

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7 d. ago Doctor reveals the 'horrifying truth' about vaping as first controlled study ends

Dr Maxime Boidin has concluded the first controlled study into the long-term effects of vaping.

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9 d. ago Serious and often overlooked risk of birth control revealed in new study

Millions of women use combined hormonal contraceptives every day

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9 d. ago Carbon footprint of Israel’s war on Gaza exceeds that of many entire countries

Exclusive: Climate cost of war is more than than the combined 2023 emissions of Costa Rica and Estonia, study findsThe carbon footprint of the first 15 months of Israel’s war on Gaza will be greater than the annual planet-warming emissions of a hundred individual countries, exacerbating the global climate emergency on top of the huge civilian death toll, new research reveals.A study shared exclusively with the Guardian found the long-term climate cost of destroying, clearing and rebuilding Gaza could top 31m tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e). This is more than the combined 2023 annual greenhouse gases emitted by Costa Rica and Estonia, yet there is no obligation for states to report military emissions to the UN climate body.Over 99% of the almost 1.89m tCO2e estimated to have been generated between the 7 October 2023 Hamas attack and the temporary ceasefire in January 2025 is attributed to Israel’s aerial bombardment and ground invasion of Gaza.Almost 30% of greenhouse gas...

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9 d. ago New DNA analysis uncovers shocking clues behind the Maya civilization's mysterious collapse

Buried secrets from an ancient Maya city are rewriting history. A groundbreaking DNA study reveals what led to the ancient civilizations collapse 1,200 years ago.

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1 week ago Can YOU spot the psychopath based on these headshots? New study reveals subtle clues in people's faces

New research demonstrates that people can identify Dark Triad personality traits - Machiavellianism, narcissism, and psychopathy - just by reading people's faces.

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1 week ago Age group that waits the longest for cancer diagnosis revealed in new study

While some children are diagnosed on the same day their symptoms began, others waited up to six years, experts have found

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1 week ago New data ranks Perth as the best UK city for remote work in 2025

New 2025 data study reveals which cities offer the most flexibility and growth for those working from home.

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