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Prehistoric kitchen tools boosted human evolution, says study

Prehistoric kitchen tools boosted human evolution, says study

Developing tools with which to slice and mash their food meant our ancestors needed to chew much less, leaving more…
Retirement good for health, says study

Retirement good for health, says study

The University of Sydney has published this week results of a study that concludes retirement really is good for your…
Down Syndrome model appears in wedding photoshoot

Down Syndrome model appears in wedding photoshoot

Australian model with Down Syndrome, Madeline Stuart, defied potential ridicule when she published photos on social media of a wedding…
Barbie, no warts and all, comes to Paris

Barbie, no warts and all, comes to Paris

For decades, Barbie has encouraged girls to reach for the stars, showing them through her endless reinventions that anything is…
London most popular travel spot on Twitter in 2015

London most popular travel spot on Twitter in 2015

London has emerged the most popular travel destination on Twitter, according to a new report that looked at the number…
Singapore still world’s most expensive city

Singapore still world’s most expensive city

Though Singapore may have retained its title as the world's most expensive city for the third consecutive year, other cities…
Settle children’s sleep patterns by age five for better school performance

Settle children’s sleep patterns by age five for better school performance

A landmark new study has found that getting children's sleep patterns sorted out before age five helps them perform better…
How to keep your brain young

How to keep your brain young

Canadian researchers have found that not only can staying on at school help to keep your brain young, but taking…
Exercise can cut risk of Alzheimer’s disease: new studies

Exercise can cut risk of Alzheimer’s disease: new studies

Two new studies published on Friday in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease have shown the beneficial effects of exercise in…
Dancing may reduce risk of dying from heart disease

Dancing may reduce risk of dying from heart disease

Moderate-intensity dancing, like moderate-intensity walking, is tied to a lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease, according to a new…
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