A growing body of research, including a 2015 study led by Elaine Setiawan published in JAMA Psychiatry, indicates a correlation between brain inflammation and some major depressive disorders. Read More »

A new happiness index, developed by Oxford Economics and the National Center for Social Research, and commissioned by Sainsbury’s, the second largest chain of supermarkets in the United Kingdom, has found that sex and sleep are the two things that have the strongest association with a person’s happiness and wellbeing. Read More »

US researchers are said to be close to being able to deliver every required vaccine in a single go, and kids and parents both will benefit. Read More »

Parents of an epileptic boy who suffers from a severe and rare form of epilepsy which can trigger hundreds of seizures per day will leave the UK so their son can be treated with cannabis. Read More »

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The hallucinogenic drink ayahuasca stimulates the brain, helping it fight Alzheimer’s and Down syndrome Read More »

Caesarean sections are affecting evolution, according to new research which claims the surgery is allowing for Read More »

British scientists say a common virus that causes childhood coughs and colds could be key in developing Read More »

A new device that has allowed a blind woman to identify spots of light has given scientists hope that blindness may someday be repairable Read More »

About 300 million of the world's children have to daily breathe the air filled with toxic fumes Read More »