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Ever regretted making a typo in your resume after pressing the send button on a job application? A recent study from Europe has bad news: It can cost you an interview, especially if you aren't applying for a white-collar desk job.

Compared to a traditional coffee machine, instant coffee prepared with pods requires less coffee, and water kettles consume less electricity.

Blood types refer to the wide range of chemicals found on the surface of our red blood cells.

The first recorded instance of Asian hornet in Europe was found in Dublin in April 2021. When it's genes were analysed, scientists found some astonishing facts.

The post-lockdown group reported more severe mental health problems, including more severe symptoms of anxiety, depression and internalising problems.

Adding a few pinches of herbs and spices to your meals could possibly give your gut a healthy boost.

The findings emerged by scientists who were studying how bats produce high frequency sounds for echolocation.

The most common cause of dementia is Alzheimer's disease. The exact cause of Alzheimer's disease is currently unknown.

While rats were subjected to music played at various tempos, researchers observed the rats' head movements.

A study involving almost 100,000 Chinese individuals found that sleeping in a room that has artificial outdoor light during the night may raise the risk of developing diabetes.