The signs you're stuck in a life rut - from same sofa spot to same mug daily
A recent study shows that two-thirds of Brits feel stuck in a life rut, exhibiting repetitive habits in their daily routines.
Study links children’s social media use with anxiety and depression in teenage years
A study by Imperial College London shows that children who use social media for more than three hours a day are more likely to experience anxiety and depression as teenagers, with a notable impact on girls.
Almost half of Australians think foreign military will attack within five years, ANU study suggests
A significant portion of Australians fear a foreign military attack within the next five years, according to a recent study by the Australian National University.
Drivers 'overpaying' DVLA when they 'don't need to'
A study reveals that 2.9 million British motorists are unknowingly overpaying their Vehicle Excise Duty due to a 5% surcharge associated with monthly payments.
Food found in almost every fridge can 'increase risk of cancer death 12pc'
A study reveals that high butter consumption may increase overall mortality risk, particularly from cancer, while plant-based oils may reduce these risks significantly.
Mixed-breed dogs exhibit behavioral problems more often than purebreds
A recent study from UK scientists shows that mixed-breed dogs, specifically cockapoos and cavapoos, display more behavioral issues compared to their purebred counterparts.
Babies born with missing oesophagus could get transplant from PIGS in 5 years
A study from Great Ormond Street Hospital reveals that lab-engineered oesophagus tissues from pigs may be available for transplantation in infants with congenital oesophagus defects within five years.
I'm a cockapoo owner and this is what anyone considering getting one must know
A study from the Royal Veterinary College has raised concerns about the behavioral challenges of cockapoos and other 'doodle' breeds, indicating they may require more effort than potential owners expect.
Parents warned over ADHD danger of social media apps
A new study reveals that misleading social media posts about ADHD and autism may increase the number of young people misidentifying themselves with these neurodevelopmental conditions, prompting calls for improved information and content moderation.
Major warning issued as 'echo chamber' of false videos explodes on social media
A study reveals that a significant proportion of mental health and neurodivergence-related videos on social media platforms, particularly TikTok, contain inaccurate information, raising concerns about their potential harm to vulnerable individuals.
Rightwing narrative fuelling false belief UK public oppose net zero, study finds
A new study reveals that negative media coverage and rightwing narratives misrepresent public opinion on net zero policies in the UK, indicating a disconnect between political elites and the public's actual support for climate action.
Archaeological site in Chile upends theory of how humans populated the Americas … again
A new study has challenged previous understandings of human migration in the Americas by suggesting that the Monte Verde site in Chile may be significantly younger than previously believed.
Essex police pause facial recognition camera use after study finds racial bias
Essex police have halted the use of live facial recognition technology following a study that highlighted significant racial bias against black individuals.
Social media blamed for stark decline in young people's happiness
A study finds that heavy social media use, especially among teenage girls in English-speaking countries, has led to a significant decline in happiness among young people.
Crossbreed dogs more badly-behaved than their purebred parents
A study reveals that crossbreed dogs, especially popular 'designer' breeds, exhibit more behavioral issues than their purebred counterparts.
Dog trainer says Cockapoos have one dangerous trait as study exposes worrying truth
A dog trainer highlights a concerning trait of Cockapoos after a study reveals potential risks associated with this popular breed.
Weight loss jabs may help anxiety and depression, study finds
A new study indicates that weight loss injections like Ozempic and Wegovy may help decrease symptoms of anxiety and depression and lower the risk of drug abuse.
Crossbreed dogs show more behavioral problems than pure breeds, study suggests
A study indicates that designer crossbreed dogs like cockapoos and cavapoos exhibit more behavioral issues than their purebred counterparts.
Ozempic and Wegovy may ease anxiety and depression symptoms, new study suggests
A new study indicates that the drugs Ozempic and Wegovy may alleviate symptoms of anxiety and depression by reducing the risk of worsening mental health.
Playing with dolls can help children develop imagination and social skills – UK study
A UK study shows that playing with dolls can enhance imagination and social skills in children more effectively than playing with electronic devices.
Death toll at the start of Covid-19 pandemic likely higher than US count, study says
A new study suggests that the actual death toll from the Covid-19 pandemic in the US may be significantly higher than the official reported figures, highlighting disparities in unreported deaths.
‘Where have all our front gardens gone?’: Sydney’s supersized driveways eat into yards
Sydney's increasing number of large driveways is significantly reducing front yard spaces in suburban areas, according to a new research study.
This is how many times toddlers get sick at nursery
A new study reveals toddlers get approximately 15 illnesses in their first year at nursery, impacting both their health and parents' work expectations.
MIND diet cutting out three foods 'wards off dementia' new study shows
A new study suggests that the MIND diet, which emphasizes vegetables, berries, nuts, and healthy fats while limiting red meat, fried foods, and sweets, may help slow brain aging and ward off dementia.
Exact age women stop caring what others think and feel 'empowered'
A study reveals that women start feeling empowered and less concerned about others' opinions at the age of 50.
Scientists calculate how many people will die every year by 2050 due to climate change
A new study predicts that climate change could lead to around 700,000 deaths annually by 2050 due to increased physical inactivity caused by rising temperatures.
Spring clean is now an achievement worth celebrating, study says
A new study reveals that people view spring cleaning as a significant achievement, leading to the creation of a novelty sparkling wine.
Less than a third of Brits don’t even watch their concert recordings
A recent study reveals that while many Brits record concerts, less than a third actually watch the footage later due to various reasons.
Money is more taboo than sex for Brits who avoid financial talks with parents
A study finds that 43% of Brits would rather discuss sex with their parents than financial matters, highlighting the national discomfort with money conversations.
Concerts and sunsets are the hardest to photograph and there's a frustrating reason
A recent study reveals that 40% of Brits struggle to photograph concerts and sunsets due to low-light performance issues in smartphone cameras.
New driving licence warning to anyone born between 1999 and 2008
Young drivers in the UK are being warned about the risks of having outdated information on their driving licences, following a study revealing that many are not in compliance.
Fewer Britons giving to charity, study says, with donations down by £1.4bn
A report indicates that charity donations in the UK fell by £1.4bn, with only half of the population donating to charity in 2025, reflecting a shift in attitudes towards charitable giving.
Three-quarters of nine-month-olds in England have ‘daily screen time’
A study reveals that three-quarters of nine-month-old babies in England engage in daily screen time, highlighting the need for supportive parental guidance in managing digital device use.
UK housing costs rise 41% over five years for renters and owners, study shows
A study reveals that UK housing costs for renters and owners increased by 41% over the past five years, with significant rises in mortgage interest payments contributing to the total.
Little liars: babies younger than one practise deceit, study suggests
A study indicates that babies as young as 10 months may exhibit basic forms of deceit, such as pretending not to hear or hiding toys.
Sharp rise in young Britons saying ill health is reason they are jobless, study finds
A study reveals a significant increase in young Britons citing health issues as the reason for unemployment, potentially jeopardizing their future opportunities.
Restraining and sedating dementia patients ‘routine’ in hospitals in England, study finds
A study reveals that restraining and sedating dementia patients is common practice in hospitals in England, raising concerns over patient care and safety.
Exercise Can Reduce the Harm of Alcohol! Shocking Revelation in Research
A new study suggests that regular exercise may lower the risk of early death from serious diseases linked to alcohol consumption, though experts advise against reckless drinking.
People who've had Covid-19 warned over increased 'cancer risk'
A new study warns that individuals who have had severe Covid-19 may face a 24% increased risk of developing lung cancer.
Spend 24 hours in London on £150 budget with 'accessible and affordable' stay
A recent study reveals that many adults from outside London have not visited the capital in over a decade due to costs, but there are ways to enjoy a trip for just £150.
Prostate cancer screening just as good as routine breast cancer checks, study finds
A new study finds that prostate cancer screening is as effective as breast cancer screening, prompting reconsideration of existing screening practices for men in the UK.
Avoiding the sun could be as bad for your health as smoking
A new study suggests that avoiding sunlight can significantly increase the risk of early death, potentially rivaling the health risks associated with smoking.
20 British mum phrases everyone ends up saying - like 'money doesn't grow on trees'
A new study finds that Britons start using classic maternal phrases, known as 'mumisms', by the age of 37, reflecting the sayings they grew up hearing from their mothers.
Trump policies set to increase rates of lung disease and death, study finds
A new study indicates that policies implemented during Trump's administration may lead to increased rates of lung disease and premature deaths in Americans.
Ultra-processed foods are the 'enemy' of our bones
A study suggests that high consumption of ultra-processed foods is connected to lower bone density and increased fracture risk.
Nearly three-quarters of England’s woods inaccessible to public, study finds
A study reveals that nearly 75% of England's woodlands are inaccessible to the public, primarily due to business interests.
Sons were suspects in almost one in five killings of UK women in last year, study shows
A study reveals that one in five female homicides in the UK last year involved sons as suspects, with a record number of matricides being acknowledged in an event at Parliament.
One in four shy Brits change commute to avoid chatting to strangers
A study reveals that many Brits alter their commutes to avoid social interactions, reflecting widespread social awkwardness.
El Salvador’s mass arrest policy may have led to crimes against humanity, study shows
A new study indicates that El Salvador's mass arrest policy, led by President Nayib Bukele, may constitute crimes against humanity due to widespread human rights violations.
BBC health expert on new warning for Sertraline, Citalopram and Fluoxetine users
A BBC health expert warns that a new study highlights increased risks of death for users of certain antidepressants and anti-anxiety medications, particularly in those with dementia.