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From the 5:2 plan to juicing and "restricted eating windows", here's what nutritionists recommend

Crompton House Sixth Form students have again achieved an outstanding set of A Level results, with nearly 80% of...

The head of sixth form at Sir Harry Smith Community College in Whittlesey says he is “incredibly proud” of the Year 13’s A-level results this year.

American military veterans are least willing to seek treatment for the health conditions that are most prevalent in their communities — including sleep and alcohol use problems  — according to a new study from the University of Missouri School of Medicine.

Today, Fortis Hospital, Bannerghatta Road's Consultant in Mental Health and Behavioural Sciences, Dr. Venkatesh Babu G. M., will impart some knowledge about how gaming addiction significantly impacts your child's mental health.

Liberal democracies must move to reduce the vulnerability of their citizens’ minds to being ‘hacked’

The heated debate among scientists on whether insects can feel pain or not will finally be put to rest as a study confirms the concept.

Insects May Be Able to Feel Pain, Study Suggests

The latest findings may have important ethical implications, particularly amid the drive toward the mass-production of insects for food.

A book serving as a guide to streamline the practice of psychotherapy and counselling practice in Ghana, has been launched by the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Counselling Centre (KCC), in Kumasi. Co-authored by multiple experts and professionals, including clinical and counselling psychologists, the document, entitled, “Becoming a…