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According to a new study, we all have a type…which for numerous reasons, is just like that person you just left.
According to a new body of research, the solution to our mental health lies in your garden…unless you grew up in the city, then it’s too late.
A whole new way to peel garlic blew up social media yesterday, and after much studying, I believe I’ve cracked the methodology behind it.
Despite their president aligning himself as a “proud homophobe”, the Brazilian Supreme Court has uniformly criminalised homophobia.
The Vatican has released a new teaching guide, one that explicitly states that there are only two genders. What do you make of this?
Emboldened by numerous studies, researchers believe that we should start putting warning labels on junk food, as we do with cigarettes and alcohol.
Spam survived Pearl Harbour, The Korean War and the dorks of Monty Python. Now it wants to be taken seriously.
According to new research, those who snoop through their partner’s phones will soon no longer have a partner.
In a world first, Sweden has rolled out an ambulance that solely handles mental health emergencies.
2019 may be the year when euthanasia is finally legal, giving us the opportunity to choose. The end, and our version of it, has been a long time coming.
Well, it’s official, most of us are regularly participating in unprotected sex. With the super versions of STIs at our door, it is certainly time for a rethink.
As a female, and female travel writer, Elizabeth Gilbert’s ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ has tarred us with a very particular brush.
So, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos wants to be the first to market space. Considering the problems we have here, I don’t think it’s the greatest idea.
While optimism is oft-derided as child’s play, new research believes that our peak years of hope lie elsewhere.
The concept of memory in relation to the brain is not a universal ruling. In fact, it excels in erasing the things it doesn’t care for.
Dementia is a puzzle that needs to be solved, but our treatment of it remains woefully archaic.
Good news! According to a new study, we’re sadder, angrier and more worried that has ever been measured before. Which is just great.
Good news! Drugs that edit out your bad memories actually exist. Whether you should or not, is a matter of debate.
Bill Shorten may have waged a war against cancer, however, our government has long cashed in on our smoking habit.
Returning to Sacramento on a flight with drink and book in hand, one’s mind tends to wander to a time passed, and the vacant space off my hip.
I once went on a date with a man named Ignacio. Well, I say ‘date’, but I still question the whole thing.