Lifestyle

The coronavirus pandemic has encouraged people worldwide to recognise some of the things they once took for granted. And for the self-professed foodies and social butterflies out there, perhaps you’re now truly seeing just how important you found it to dine out. It’s been weeks since restaurants first shut their doors, and the days of pho in Fulham or pizza in Peckham must seem like a distant memory. However, staying in doesn’t mean the days of dining ‘out’ are over....

Researchers and clinicians are beginning to warn of a potential “cancer epidemic” with late diagnosis and delayed treatment

Many of us look forward to social distancing being relaxed. But for 52-year-old mum of two Jane Hatfield, the prospect is frightening. As someone undergoing cancer treatment, she is one of 1.5m Britons advised to avoid all social contact, even with her family. She talks about life under lockdown in Forest Hill.

Lockdown can replicate the circumstances of the original trauma: feelings of powerlessness, loss of control or indeed of feeling trapped or imprisoned. It can feel unbearable.

Advancements in artificial intelligence will render parents as “obsolete as floppy discs” within 30 years, with computers taking away the burden of raising children, one of world’s leading experts in psychology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) has claimed.

Newborn Georgia, was born prematurely, with respiratory illnesses, so they have spent roughly 50 per cent of her life isolating.

The human brain has several ways of adapting to life in confinement. Here are some of them.

If you've been using an old, outdated content strategy, you’ve been doing the same thing for years, now is the time to change, in particular when it comes to dropshipping products.

There’s a growing segment of the population who have been locked out of gyms. Not only that, but children have been forced to adapt their routines when it comes to after school classes and sport.