Only Uzbekistan beat Britain and South Africa as the most miserable country.
One has to question how it works exactly if researchers are getting bag loads of money from a company to afford the ins and outs of rigorous health research when that company happens to sell sweets and chocolate.
This is one of Cape Town’s best ‘uncommon’ experiences and one that the whole family will enjoy.
Tourism will be important parts of the repurposed Agulhas 1.
The finding has finally given some credence to accounts of near-death experiences, in which life flashes before your eyes, in a phenomenon dubbed by researchers as “life recall.”
The recent study used mass spectrometry to examine the personal letters written by the guy responsible for this reign of terror in an effort to understand him better.
Scientists hope this could give better insight into obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), where repeated actions are often a symptom.
A recent survey conducted by the University of Cape Town Lung Institute has shed light on the concerning trend of South African high school pupils from high-income schools turning to vaping.
While some argue that the planetary boundaries concept oversimplifies complex global systems, it’s a needed reminder of our impact on the Earth and the need to change the way we do things.
Conducted between 2018 and 2020, the study tracked 115 homeless people in Vancouver between the ages of 19-65 over a year.
A doctor who specialises in Radiation Oncology claims to have proven without a doubt that there is an afterlife after having studied more than 5 000 near-death experiences (NDE’s).
It may seem strange, but millions of TikTok users are tuning in to watch videos of a viral trend where bottles and jars filled with drinks or food are rolled down steps before shattering.
Scientists have delved into the psychological and environmental factors that contribute to people believing they’ve witnessed the paranormal, which has helped uncover the truth behind cases like the Penyffordd Farm.
While it’s a relief that we can rest easy knowing that our tap water won’t make us ill, the discrepancy between the independent testing and the government’s report highlights the importance of transparency and public access to reliable information about water quality.
As an interesting side note, it was found that divorced people tend to have more sex on average than both married and single people. Make with that info what you will…
Results published by a team of bioacoustics researchers at the University of Saint-Etienne in France, have shown that crocodiles respond ‘immediately’ to the sound of babies crying, and it’s as unsettling as it is sweet (kinda).
According to research, the ‘habit replacement strategy’ involves touching skin gently, such as by lightly rubbing fingertips together or rubbing the palm or back of the arm, at least twice a day.
Researchers have proven that there is a link between flexing with flashy cars and a deep-down need to over/compensate for something.
Regardless of the game type or length of time a child plays a video game, there is no correlation with a decline in cognitive ability.
Not enough sleep can make the Boogieman real. At least to you.
A new study suggests that a global societal collapse is very likely “within a few decades”, but there are a few countries that could keep civilisation afloat.
Turns out yelling ‘five-second rule!’ before eating food dropped on the floor doesn’t exactly stop it from being a health hazard. Who would have thought?
If you’re spending a year studying life on a remote island, you’re going to need some excellent coffee to keep you going.
Famed aquanaut Fabien Cousteau is raising funds to build a high-tech underwater habitat.
Thousands of cancer diagnoses have been linked to a poor diet, according to a new study published in the JNCI Cancer Spectrum.
A study titled ‘Age- and education-related effects on cognitive functioning in colored South African women’ has been widely labelled as racist and offensive.
If you have been trying to get pregnant, a good dose of red wine might help you with the process. At least that’s what one study has now suggested.
Ever wondered what it takes to be happy? The longest study ever conducted on the matter has provided some pretty interesting observations.
Teaching the brain as many new things in its first stage of development is so important in ensuring a prolonged effect – but what does music do?
As you age, your muscles and mind breaks down until you pass, but why will no one ever live beyond the age of 122? Well, science has a few answers.