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New research gives voice to ketamine addiction sufferers, exposing physical harms, treatment gaps and the urgent need for better education.
Tina Knowles’ breast cancer diagnosis highlights a critical issue: many early-stage cancers are only caught through routine screenings.
Habits are more like planting seeds than flipping switches. They take time, care and patience to grow.
‘Cortisol belly’ isn’t a diagnosis — it’s a rebrand of diet culture.
Research suggests diet and E coli infections in childhood could be laying the ground for agressive bowel cancer decades later.
People in police custody are often denied essential medication or face dangerous delays in care. New research shows current systems are failing—and what must change.
After May 1, the drug will cost a tiny fraction of its original price. But it can’t be taken at home.
What’s in cannabis vapes, and should we be worried about young people using them?
Three experts give their take on Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton’s fourth and final debate before election day.
‘Cortisol belly’ and ‘cortisol face’ are catchy terms but they oversimplify complex biological processes into insecurities.
Struggling to stand up from the toilet could signal the beginning of the end for independent living – here’s how to stay strong as you age.
Popcorn lung is more than just a strange name — it’s a serious, irreversible lung disease linked to chemicals in some vape flavours.
‘Elderspeak’ can serve important functions in conversations between healthcare professionals and patients with dementia.
Loss of empathy is one of the earliest symptoms of frontotemporal dementia.
Post-race depression can include increased anxiety levels, burnout and challenges in adjusting back to everyday life.
Nearly one-quarter of us feel angry on any given day. Here’s how mindfulness could help.
While AI holds promise for improving breast cancer screening, we should proceed cautiously.
Ashwagandha could help some people become more resilient to stress - but it could make others more ill.
The rise of overfilled ‘trout pouts’ and stiff ‘duck lips’ has sparked a wave of alarm.
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Senior Lecturer, School of Psychology and Neuroscience, University of Bristol
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