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Popular artificial sweetener linked to increased hunger, study finds
A commonly used artificial sweetener has been found to make consumers three times hungrier than sugar.…
Research reveals 44% of us are concerned about the validity of the health information
With concerns about fake news on the rise, how can we know if the information we are reading about health and wellbeing is reliable?…
First-ever tool to measure gender euphoria developed by Australian researchers
The joy a person feels when their gendered experience aligns with their gender identity, can now be reliably measured thanks to a new tool developed by a research team in Melbourne, Australia.…
How to have a good day
Wouldn’t it be great if there was a simple formula to have a good day? New research reveals the building blocks to make any day a good day…
Comedy on prescription and social prescribing
Patients struggling with depression or other mental health issues could be prescribed a new kind of alternative to antidepressants…
How 'lemonading' can help you navigate life's challenges
When life gives you lemons, a new study suggests that making lemonade really is the best way to cope.…
Older people in England are happier than before the pandemic, but depression remains elevated
The prevalence of depressive symptoms among older adults has increased, yet those over 50 have shown a remarkable recovery in life satisfaction and sense of purpose since the pandemic.…
Night owls have an increased risk of poor mental health, but good quality sleep could mitigate the risks
A new study from Brunel University of London has revealed that good quality sleep can mitigate the risk of poor mental health – regardless of whether you’re an early riser or a night owl.…