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Arguably one of the most fashionable royals, we take a look at some of Princess Sofia's best fashion moments. See photos

UD neuroscientist will explore the intersection of visual cognition and action

From mind-blowing tidal surges to the Earth moving, clichés abound when it comes to orgasms. But we’re not all in the throes of ecstasy. According to digital health platform Hims & Hers’s 2023 report, more than a quarter of men struggle to orgasm during penetrative sex; while 15 per cent of women have never had one.

Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania unveil a revolutionary cryo-electron tomography method, offering unprecedented insights into brain structures.

Researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) model capable of predicting the onset of psychosis in individuals using brain scans. This breakthrough could lead to earlier intervention and better outcomes for those at risk of psychosis.

Philosophers argue mindfulness is best understood a, “complex orchestration of cognitive skills embodied in a particular social context.”

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The funding will be used to explore which dimensions of healthy sleep contribute to resistance and resilience of Alzheimer's disease.

With the increasing prevalence of anxiety in the younger generation, the need for more effective interventions is urgently increasing as well.

Oral contraceptives modify the menstrual cycle. What’s less well known is that they also reach the brain, particularly the regions important for regulating emotions.