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How the body clock could help personalise depression treatment
A new study suggests that sleep patterns may be linked to how people respond to antidepressants, raising the possibility of more personalised treatment.
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Are you dressed yet? How parents can build child-friendly routines that kids can follow
Parents can begin with setting up environments that are likely to help children remember and act without delay.
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Tired, irritable and craving carbs? Why darker days affect our bodies and brains
As the clocks go back and daylight dwindles, our sleep, mood and appetite can change. Here’s what science reveals about the winter slump.
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Daylight saving was meant to save energy. Do we still need it in the age of LEDs?
Energy-efficient light bulbs have killed the original case for changing the clocks.
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Robert Eggers’s Werwulf: the real history of wolves and werewolves in medieval England
In 1590, a pamphlet was printed describing the life, trial and brutal execution of Peter Stumpp, a German man accused of being a werewolf.
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‘We changed the system’: how Serbian students ended Alexander Vučić’s 12 years in power
A record number of voters turned out to end Alexander Vučić’s longstanding dominance of Serbian politics.
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Going to university is a big change from school but mentors help – study
The transition to university should be treated as something pupils prepare for over time.
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Congress is freeing Trump of the limited legal requirements left on him by the Supreme Court
In Donald Trump’s second term, congressional leaders have given up much of their constitutionally endowed power, allowing the president to exercise authority with little fear of consequences.
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Data centers are inspiring bipartisanship – for now
A political scientist who studies AI in campaigns explains why data centers have put Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon on the same side ahead of the midterms.
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Glowing ghoul or chemical tool? The toxic chemistry behind Victorian séances
Our Halloween decors today are filled with spooky things that glow. But decades ago, that glow was often caused by toxic phosphorous.
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If Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts can get dangerous blood clots, so can you – here’s how some states are trying to reduce the risk
In the US, up to 900,000 people are affected by severe blood clots each year, and over 60,000 die from it annually.
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Spending in-person time with friends is the biggest predictor of whether college students flourish
Helping young people thrive involves supporting healthy relationships, as well as being engaged in work, school and family life.