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Gruesome death of 13-year-old boy in Hebei province turns spotlight on the lives of rural children whose parents leave to work in cities

A Barry woman working in Caerphilly has won a top award for her work with apprentices.

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Unsure whether youre experiencing nightmares or night terrors? We asked three experts to explain the difference, plus how to manage them when they happen.

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Men are more likely than women to gain weight after marriage —known as "happy fat", according to a new study published in the journal Economics & Human Biology.

Exam fever has taken over the city as students gear up for the upcoming board exams. Schools are providing coaching and support to help students prepare. Teachers emphasize the importance of time management and healthy habits. Parents are advised to provide moral support to their children during this stressful period.

The process of falling in love may be universal but, until recently, our understanding of the mechanisms that contribute to romantic love - and its effects on us - was limited.

Psychiatrists, psychologists, and counselors.They all offer help in one way, and the way they do so differs.Dr. Krista Fritson shares who does what and what's t

Festival hosts ‘Kidspreneur’, ‘The Next Founder’ competitions, edutainment activities