Feeling abnormally sad in the winter? You’re not being dramatic, you could have seasonal affective disorder!

The NHS is a force at work. Doctors and nurses are well known for their outstanding care, but there are more heroes behind the scenes…

With celebrities pressured to have an unrealistic physical aesthetic, is it surprising that having personal trainers, nutritionists, and dieticians to lose weight simply isn’t enough?

The language you speak directly impacts your understanding of time. Could the western-dominated scientific community be losing out on important interpretations of the universe?

It’s time to embrace dad dancing! Research reveals the power of dance to improve our mental health and well-being.

With (another) new prime minister in power, we investigate his record on science and how that might impact the UK’s scientific community

Our bodies are complex and have many different mechanisms that allowed our ancestors to survive the Black Death – but are these mechanisms now secretly sabotaging us?

In order to make their advert stand out, companies may begin to aim up at the sky rather than down at your phones

Homesickness can slap us in the face at university… but maybe we should embrace missing home? 

The difficulty of diagnosing Parkinson’s is a major barrier which leaves many patients suffering for years without treatment. However, an unexpected discovery is helping to overcome this issue

Heading to a fireworks display this year? Find out about the chemistry that makes it all possible.

Biologist Svante Pääbo won a 2022 Nobel Prize for his sequencing of the neanderthal genome – so why did is the category Physiology or Medicine?

Jess Ferguson shares her experiences of participating in a clinical trial for the drug psilocybin

Catching cancer in its early stages can transform patient outcomes – this new test claims to make it easier than ever

Can ice-cream help with healthcare? Do sparks really fly when you’re on a good date? The Ig Nobels are back to answer life’s big questions

Public health campaigns are increasingly being used by the NHS to combat public health problems. But are fear tactics really a good way to change our behaviour?

Use these simple tricks to stop your food going mouldy

From how galaxies form to why we procrastinate, there’s a science podcast to satisfy every curiosity

FOMO is something we all experience but what really underlies this decisional anxiety, and how can we overcome it?

Wondering what science has to do with music? Check out the Science and Industry Museum’s new exhibition ‘Turn It Up: The power of music’ to find out.