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How obsessing over fibre can backfire on your gut
Like many diet-based internet trends, 'fibremaxxing' takes nutrition to an extreme that your microbiome might not thank you for
What does narcissistic baiting look like?
Love bombing and idealisation, gaslighting, criticism and sabotage – all signs you could be dating a narcissist
6 dangerous dementia myths you need to unlearn, according to a neuroscientist
There is now better protection for brain health across the globe, so why do we understand less about dementia than ever?
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7 strange but science-backed tips to stop stress before it starts
Here’s how to protect yourself from the pressure of daily life's stresses before they begin
The 5 most surprising lessons about psychopaths, from the experts who study them
There’s more to psychopathy than the familiar Hollywood tropes
We interviewed AI girlfriends. Here’s what they said about their partners
Can chatbots fulfil your emotional needs? Hear the answers straight from their (figurative) mouths
These are the countries with the darkest personalities, according to science
In the face of income inequality, it seems narcissism, psychopathy and Machiavellianism are on the rise. So how much are you a product of your society – for better or worse?
Why the US keeps paying $2bn a year to keep GPS free for other countries
From guiding nuclear missiles to staying ahead of China and Russia, here’s the real reason Washington keeps footing the bill
One of the world's rarest animals has been caught on camera – and the photo is extraordinary
Say hello to Mãhina, an all-white humpback whale
A vast lithium reserve may be hiding beneath the US – enough to last centuries
There's enough to make 500 billion cell phones
The subtle signs you're not an introvert but an 'otrovert'
Don't fit in with the group? Maybe that's a very good thing
What decades of research actually reveal about statins and cholesterol, according to leading experts
Statin use is already widespread and is increasing every year. But are the drugs right for everyone?
How to tell if your boss is a narcissist: Scientists discover key new sign
They like to be admired in the flesh, so prefer their team in the office to enjoy being bowed down to in person
What was the first ever 'sea' actually like?
It's not the sea as you see it – more like a primordial goo
Incredible footage shows cyborg cockroaches swimming in tiny diving suits
An experimental new oxygen tank for cyborg cockroaches has been invented – and it actually works
What is pee, actually?
Now urine the know
Why do insects fly into lights?
Experts say something stranger is going on
NASA reveals absolutely bonkers new Moon rover
A spare Mars rover might be sent to the Moon as part of the development of its Moon Base
Is tongue rolling actually genetic?
Keep rollin’, rollin’, rollin’, rollin’
61 surprising ways weight-loss drugs can change your body
Samaglutide use goes way beyond weight-loss
We're finally about to discover what's lurking inside a black hole
How do you map something you can’t see? Scientists may have found a way
Deadly 'fire thunderstorms' are forming across the US. And cities may be powerless to stop them
Mega-firestorms are erupting around the globe. And we’re not prepared
Stress is giving you belly fat. Here’s the best way to reduce your cortisol levels
The internet has exploded with claims that stress hormones lead to belly fat, but taking cortisol tests and supplements are likely not the answer
The simple, Stanford-backed hypnosis technique that can quiet your inner critic
Forget the swinging pocket watches, scientists are now praising hypnotherapy as a powerful tool to fight mental and physical pain
