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Why are people left- or right-handed? New study offers a answer

A new study suggests that the reason for right- or left-hand dominance may be different from what has long been believed.

Older coronavirus variant reappears in several countries

A previously circulating coronavirus variant has once again become significant in several countries, prompting researchers to closely monitor developments.

Sunshine and temperature may shape mental health, study finds

New research suggests that even small changes in the weather may be linked to when people seek help for mental health problems.

Nara Smith opens up about her 2-year-old daughter’s illness

The well-known influencer has been less active on social media in recent months. She has now revealed the reason why.

Irregular menstruation may be a sign of an underlying disease

New recommendations suggest that irregular menstruation should be investigated more thoroughly. The aim is to enable earlier diagnosis and ensure more consistent treatment.

Why are people left- or right-handed? New study offers a answer

A new study suggests that the reason for right- or left-hand dominance may be different from what has long been believed.

Older coronavirus variant reappears in several countries

A previously circulating coronavirus variant has once again become significant in several countries, prompting researchers to closely monitor developments.

Sunshine and temperature may shape mental health, study finds

New research suggests that even small changes in the weather may be linked to when people seek help for mental health problems.

Nara Smith opens up about her 2-year-old daughter’s illness

The well-known influencer has been less active on social media in recent months. She has now revealed the reason why.

New poll: Majority of Americans doubt White House transparency on Trump’s health

A new opinion poll shows that many Americans do not trust the White House's statements about the president's health.

New research: Gut bacteria may influence your weight

New research suggests that the bacteria in the gut may influence several of the body's functions.

Do school mobile phone bans work? New data provides the first answers

Many schools have introduced mobile phone bans to improve students' well-being, but do they actually work?

New finding: Birth control pill use linked to healthier brains

Researchers have investigated whether hormone exposure throughout life may influence brain health many years later.

Europe swelters: Hundreds of deaths linked to the heat

Extreme temperatures are sweeping across Europe, with scientists warning the worst may not be over.

Study suggests measles vaccine may offer protection against Nipah virus

Researchers are working to find ways in which a single vaccine or immune response can provide protection against several different viruses.