Are humans capable of sending chemical signals? Scientists edge closer to an answer
The notion that humans may communicate through chemical cues known as pheromones has fascinated researchers for more than half a century. The concept, well...
Why quality sleep remains the unsung hero of athletic performance
Arnold Schwarzenegger has long championed the value of sleep in building strength, often remarking: “You grow when you sleep, not when you train.” Professional...
Soothing sounds: Can music really help dogs relax?
As pet owners search for new ways to support their animals’ wellbeing, many are turning to an unexpected source of comfort — music. A...
Study suggests music may reduce anaesthetic use and aid recovery
Under the stark glare of an operating theatre in Delhi, surgeons prepare to remove a woman’s gallbladder. She lies completely still under general anaesthesia...
Conservation effort launched to save London’s rare german hairy snail
A new conservation scheme is bringing together wildlife experts and volunteers in an effort to protect London’s increasingly elusive German hairy snail. This unusual...