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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.

More young people are being diagnosed with cancer – researchers may have found a possible explanation

An increasing number of people are being diagnosed with cancer at a young age. A new study now points to a possible explanation.

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.

Researchers warn against eliminating sugar entirely from your diet

Many people try to eliminate sugar completely, but new research suggests that a highly restrictive diet may have unexpected consequences.

Extreme temperatures trigger health warnings in several countries

Large parts of Europe are currently experiencing a significant heatwave, pushing temperatures far above the normal level for this time of year.Temperatures far above...

Doctor infected with ebola discharged from hospital

As more people become infected with Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, an American doctor has made a full recovery from the disease.

Ozempic changed weight Loss: Experts say the real revolution is still ahead

Ozempic transformed obesity treatment, but experts believe the next wave of therapies could have an even greater impact.

Resistance training can reduce the risk of heart attacks by 44 percent

Many people associate a healthy heart with running, cycling, or other forms of cardiovascular exercise, but new research suggests that strength training may also play an important role.

Birth control pills may affect your appetite, new study suggests

A new study suggests that some women may experience more emotionally driven eating while taking certain birth control pills.