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Scientists have said a spoonful of microplastics and nanoplastics have been found in human brain tissue, and it has been linked to dementia, which is a degenerative condition - which causes a decline in thinking, memory, and reasoning skills....

The devices are up to 90 per cent accurate at using early markers to predict when the wearer will suffer from COVID  or flu, and experts think that reacting to these signifiers could dramatically reduce the unintentional spread of illnesses....

Experts studied the responses of 54 domestic pooches to videos of other dogs blinking, nose licking or staring back at them with an attentive face. The findings showed that the canines blinked more during the blink clips compared to the other two...

Leigh Woodman has banned the popular meal condiment from her home – despite her boyfriend liking it – due to her fear, called mortuusequusphobia. The 32 year old, from Bristol, even chucks away plates that she thinks may have come in...

Research led by Durham University revealed that newborns showed a positive emotional response to the scent of foods they had been exposed to in the womb. Experts analysed the facial expressions of 32 three-week-old babies in the UK whose mothers...

A small study into the cardiovascular benefits of "solo freeform dancing" found that people received health benefits from all forms of dance. Researchers invited 48 people into the laboratory and told them to dance however they wished as...

Research combining the findings of over 50 previous studies on the subject has revealed that males tend to fall in love faster, yearn for their partner more and express their feelings first. Men were also less likely to instigate the end of a...

A study from the cards retailer Thortful has revealed that a quarter of couples say they have agreed that they would let their partner have a one-off fling with their dream A-lister in the unlikely event of the opportunity arising. A poll of 2,000...

A study has found that those who spend their days relaxing on the couch and snoozing live for an additional 10 years. The report compiled from university research by sporting analysts Playcasino suggests that watching sport on TV is actually...

New research has found that individuals who exercised monthly in their early years maintained superior brain volume and cognitive function - even when displaying early signs of Alzheimer's disease. The benefits were particularly prominent in...

According to research by scientists, 28 per cent of people who eat after that time are seen to be in a low mood and suffer mental health problems in comparison to early birds. Those who eat the most important meal of the day lower their chances of...

Experts at the University of Arizona recorded speech from over 2,000 people in an attempt to discover the most talkative sex and were met with a smaller difference than presumed. It was found that men spoke 11,950 words per day on average while...