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As Björk releases Fossora, her tenth studio album, we take a look across her back catalogue and celebrate the ever-evolving, ever-shapeshifting Icelandic artist

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Goa Police have appealed to people in the state not to believe in rumours about attempts to kidnap children from schools, saying no such incidents have been reported. India News | Dont Believe in Rumours of Child Kidnapping: Goa Police.

Goa Police on Wednesday dismissed a rumour that children were being lifted from schools, assuring the public that no such incident had taken place.As the rumour was doing rounds on the social media, triggering panic, locals thrashed a mentally ...

I interview the economics and political science editor of the journal Nature Human Behaviour to find out more what they are looking for in papers, and answer some questions about this new journal.

"...the field should first reach consensus on the definition and then measure VH [vaccine hesitancy] accordingly. This approach allows for a much-needed comparison between studies to improve our understanding of VH determinants, correlates and consequences on an individual and societal level."

Mums and dads who spend too much time on their smartphones are more likely to be bad parents, a study has claimed.

A new study suggests ant colonies work like a collective brain to make decisions. How racial discrimination could negatively impact brain structure. A surgical implant that could provide pain relief without drugs. And how a quirk of evolution gave humans our voice.

Young Parents struggle with Kids’ Screen time. The survey sample of this study consisted of 281 Australian parents.

A new study has revealed how a number of evolutionary modifications in the voice box resulted in humans gaining the power of speaking. The scientists found that there were a number of changes that happened over time which separates human from other primates. In the study, the voice boxes of 43 species were examined and they found that other species lack something called a vocal membrane. The membrane is described as “a small, ribbon-like extensions of the vocal cords”.

Simplification of larynx let humans have excellent pitch control with long and stable speech sounds