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A new study indicates that 70% of the yearly change in winter pollution in North India can be explained by western disturbances. Winters with more frequent west

A new study has issued a safety warning regarding popular menopause supplements, indicating they could cause adverse effects such as vomiting, confusion, and li

A new study suggests that the planet Mercury may be shrinking 30% faster than previous estimates indicated.

A new major study aims to reveal the truth about London, with Professor Bobby Duffy emphasizing the importance of protecting a shared view of reality for the ci

A new study indicates that Londoners are significantly less likely to be victims of crime than the public generally believes, with researchers attributing this

A new study has linked Tylenol use during pregnancy to reproductive changes in baby girls, specifically smaller ovarian and uterine volume and fewer ovarian fol

A study reveals that Europeans desire a united continent but doubt its feasibility, fostering an environment for far-right narratives.

A major study by University of Oxford scientists found that drinking coffee 'extra hot' could triple the risk of deadly oesophageal cancer compared to drinking

A study by Japanese researchers suggests that a compound found in blueberries may activate a 'fat-burning' mode in muscle cells, potentially aiding weight loss.

A new study indicates that Indian travellers are increasingly taking spontaneous trips for reasons beyond traditional holidays, such as celebrating small wins o

A new study suggests that public backlash and shaming against tax avoidance can effectively curb the practice, citing examples like Mark Cuban paying his taxes

A conservation group in Guernsey has been conducting a year-long study on wild ferrets, funded by the government, to gather more information about the local pop

A new study claims Australians perform 31 billion hours of unpaid work, exceeding the total hours worked across all paid industries.

A new study has found that the genetics of personality are associated with major life outcomes. The authors suggest that genetic analyses indicate personality t

A new study reveals that speeding does not significantly reduce travel time but substantially increases fuel consumption and harmful emissions.

A new study indicates that populations in southern India are among those most significantly affected by sleep loss attributed to climate change.

Studies have explored which countries could maintain complex societies during a global breakdown, with a focus on island nations' resilience to catastrophic eve

A study suggests that parents who collectively agree to delay giving their children smartphones until age 14 can improve the mental health of their children and

A new study by the Metropolitan Community of Montreal (MMC) indicates that public transit offers significantly greater economic benefits compared to personal au

A new study suggests that nearly 6,000 homeless people could be displaced by the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, prompting researchers to call for immediate gover

A new study reveals that the popularity of true crime content is influencing the behavior of people in Britain. This exposure has increased their awareness of p

A 30-year study involving 17,000 people, including some from Norfolk, has linked a popular sugar substitute to an increased risk of heart attack and stroke amon

A new study suggests that 'social jet lag,' caused by inconsistent sleep patterns like lying in on weekends, is linked to higher anxiety levels in teenagers.

A study by Harvard University researchers found that patients are more likely to receive a reply from their GP if they include the doctor's name in their email.