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During pregnancy, the placenta is the lifeline between mother and baby. It supplies the foetus with oxygen and nutrients, removes waste products and acts as a partial shield against harmful substances. But it is not an impenetrable barrier.

We speak to a doctor and pioneering researcher and uncover groundbreaking new details on how morning light can boost your health and performance, and even reverse the effects of aging

BNPL—Buy Now, Pay Later—was supposed to be a little helper, not a new lifestyle. The idea of splitting a purchase into four easy payments feels harmless, even savvy, when the checkout screen flashes that tempting option. But underneath the sleek convenience, small behaviors quietly pile up and reshape how people…

There’s a thrill that comes with buying something new—the fresh scent of unboxing, the swipe of a card, the little jolt of victory. But too often, that same thrill turns into regret when the bank account takes a hit, and the “must-have” gadget starts collecting dust. Impulse spending sneaks in…

Dr Amir Khan, a GP who appears on ITV's Lorraine, exclusively shared the headache symptoms he'll always want to see patients about

Things were not what they seemed in Long's family.

The brain’s body map remains strikingly stable, even years after amputation, a new study has revealed

The tech titans’ battle for supremacy over brain optimisation is under way. If achieved, life may never be the same, Chris Stokel-Walker investigates

HHS Sec. RFK Jr. claims he spots child illnesses visually—no degree needed. Ties to 2010 parasite? CDC stats debunk claims.