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The surprising truth about your body's brown fat, according to Harvard professors

Is brown fat really the miracle weight-loss tissue wellness influencers claim it is?
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The simple, life-changing lesson that will finally tame your inner critic

Either too much praise or too much criticism. How much can we trust what we're saying to ourselves?
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What's the loudest animal in the ocean?

These sea creatures need to start a heavy metal band
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Illustration of an active quasar in a galaxy. The quasar is emitting from the centre of a spiral galaxy. The quasar is powered by material falling into the supermassive blackhole at the centre of the galaxy. This produces high energy radiation which pushes material away from the centre of the galaxy. This quasar wind propels material into the surrounding gas and dust of the galaxy which heats up, shown in blue in the spiral arms.

'If I'm wrong, I can retire': Why some physicists are now betting big that dark energy doesn't exist

There's a big, gaping hole in our understanding of the Universe
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Record numbers of humpback whales are gathering – and experts don’t know why

After nearly going extinct only a few decades ago, these giants are getting together to put on one of nature’s most spectacular – and mysterious – shows
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Why is there a hexagon on Saturn?

Its sides are 14,500km long
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6 life-changing lessons on transforming your heart health, from world-leading cardiologists

What do heart doctors actually do to look after their own hearts? We asked four leading experts to find out
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Here’s how you could be a psychopath and never know it

Psychopathy isn’t rare, just widely misunderstood and overlooked – even by those who have it
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How to cut your dementia risk: 7 key lessons from the world’s most important studies

The latest research is revealing clues about how you might be able to lower your chances of getting dementia. Here’s what the science says about keeping your mind sharp
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The biggest factor controlling where your body stores fat (and what you can do about it)

Whether it's bums and tums or your arms and hips, flab can gather in all sorts of places. Here’s what controls body fat distribution
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8 small, surprising habits that build lasting happiness, according to world-leading experts

Here are eight small changes you can make to help give yourself an enduring sense of fulfilment
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The simple words that can expose any liar, according to a forensic linguist

Lie detectors don’t work. Body language is unreliable. But there are ways to tell if someone is lying. You just have to listen carefully to what they’re saying
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Here’s what a world without Arctic ice would actually look like

To put it bluntly: bleak
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'The world isn't what it seems': 7 ways your brain is being fooled by the universe

The world isn't what it seems. Here's how science has exposed the fallacies and misconceptions of Earth and the heavens throughout history.
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The sports supplements that actually work (and the hidden problem with the rest), according to leading experts

Athletic enhancers are big business. But it’s not always clear which ones actually work – or what might be in them
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The overlooked foods that can boost your natural GLP-1 (and make weight loss easier)

Not all fibre is created equal. Here's the kind that feeds your gut, curbs your appetite and helps keep weight off – and where to find it
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A staggering number of Americans now have high cholesterol, say doctors. But statins might not be the answer

New cholesterol guidelines aim to tackle heart disease decades before it strikes. But is earlier treatment always better?
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This 450-million-year-old fish has gone viral in Japan for the weirdest reason

Meet the Sacabambaspis, an extinct fish without jaws or fins
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The surprising real cause of prediabetes (and how to reverse it)

You can reverse the slide towards type 2 diabetes if you catch it early enough and make the right lifestyle changes
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An invisible force could be changing your lifespan, study suggests

Could the secret to how long we live be linked to Earth’s magnetism?
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Experts have found an unexpected side-effect of weight-loss drugs

GLP-1s are linked to hair and nail changes, which experts say are reversible
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Think you know Pompeii? These are the 7 myths you probably still believe

We all think we’ve heard the story of the deadly Roman-era volcanic eruption. But there’s so much more to learn
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10 times space missions went hilariously wrong

From dropped tool bags to farting astronauts, spaceflight has had its fair share of amusing mistakes and embarrassing oversights
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The 5 absolute best space images of 2026 (so far)

Jaw-dropping images of outer space from the ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition
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