You are What You Eat: Eat Bad, Feel Bad
Simav Gildiz delves into how our diets can directly affect our mental health by drawing on scientific studies and her own experiences.
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Simav Gildiz delves into how our diets can directly affect our mental health by drawing on scientific studies and her own experiences.
The genetic underpinnings of social behaviours are a controversial emerging field in science. Annalise Murray asks if a new study considering British coal mining pitches it right.
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Charlotte Hartley discusses the importance of bringing real science to the masses in a journey through five of the greatest popular science books ever written.
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From climate change to space travel, Charlotte Hartley recaps some of the most prominent and influential Science and Technology stories of 2018.