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Scientists investigated the behaviour of more than 500 kids over three Christmases to establish who was naughty or nice and concluded that the possibility of not getting presents from Santa has no impact on a child's conduct. It was found that...

Scientists have discovered that those who drink moderate quantities of the alcoholic beverage as part of a Mediterranean diet could be protecting their heart health. Those who drank between 12 and 35 glasses per month had a 50 per cent lower risk...

Scientists believe that astronauts may have to imitate Ozzy Osbourne – who famously bit the head off a live bat during a concert in the 1980s – because a product in the blood will allow them to "hibernate" in the same way that...

A new study conducted by experts at Harvard University shows that individuals who ate three squares of a large bar five times a week were 21 per cent less likely to develop the health condition that is caused by a diet full of junk food and sugar...

A study has warned that Yuletide excesses such as staying up too late and eating too many mince pies all contribute to hair loss. The digital health platform Hims says that many chaps are unaware that their habits during the festive period can...

The US space agency's Curiosity rover has been sent to the Red Planet to probe the structures that could be signs that the environment once supported alien life. Geologists believe that the 'spiderwebs' are a gigantic version of a type...

Boffins at the University of Lyon in France have found that "beauty bias" is beneficial when it comes to job applications and applying for a loan as well as in relationships. Scientists devised an experiment where 357 volunteers played a...

Climate Cymru BAME submitted a report to the Welsh government  and wants it to come to fruition in a bid to make green spaces more inclusive. The idea was given to the government as part of the country's 2030 target to put an end to...

Researchers from Dartmouth University and the École de Technologie Supérieure, a Canadian university in Quebec, have produced a device called Hearable, which they hope will be able to track patients' eye movements through tiny...

A new study has revealed that male fish with low status get stressed to such an extent that it has an impact on their brain. The low-status fish have increased levels of oxidative stress in their brains – a chemical imbalance that is linked...

Experts have revealed that bad dreams pose a significant health risk, as the body is sent into a frenzy and releases chemicals that disrupt the normal rhythm of the heart - which can be fatal in rare cases. Professor Tiina Paunio, a sleep expert at...

Researchers from the University of Hong Kong found those who meet the age threshold and use the Internet to surf the web, send or reply to emails or do online shopping are much happier with their lives than under-50s. It comes as data from 87,000...