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Breakfast before exercise may prime the body to burn carbohydrates during exercise.

Young pre-pubescent children are vulnerable to poor body image and body dissatisfaction which is linked to hormone levels at pre-puberty.

A genetic marker can identify a patient with an abnormally fast heartbeat who is at the risk of heart failure.

Not all light is created equal: research against artificial light and our changing relationship with sunlight is mounting. This is particularly relevant to today’s screen generation of indoor children, but could we all be paying a price?

Exercise is linked to improved mental health but more exercise makes it worse.

Sauna bathing is associated with the reduction in the risk of vascular diseases.

When people are feeling stressed or anxious, they are able to process and internalise bad news better.

Digital eyestrain may not cause lasting damage to children’s eyesight.

Older adults who exercise above the recommended levels have a reduced risk of developing chronic disease resulting in successful ageing.

Many young adults struggling with serious mental illnesses consider religion and spirituality important to for their mental health.

Cooking oil prevents bacteria growth on food processing machines providing an effective way to minimise contamination.

A new research analyses how pedestrians are distracted by smartphone use and give an insight into their behaviour.