Lifestyle
Why Your Business Needs an Online Presence
It does not matter whether or not your business operates online; consumers are more inclined to working with companies that have an online presence.
Social enterprise tackling period poverty lands its sanitary products in Co-op
Hey Girls donates a pack to a girl or woman in need for every box sold.
Children with autism face bullying at school and at home, a British study finds.
The major new study involving 8,000 children shows that even when they get home from school, autistic kids often have no respite from bullying.
Stroking a cat or dog for just 10 minutes can significantly reduce stress
Scientists studied nearly 250 students in the first study of its kind to look at real interactions.
The reason it takes 200 million sperm to fertilise a single egg has been discovered and might lead to better fertility treatment
A 'secret handshake' used by sperm to fertilise a woman's egg has been identified by scientists.
Summertime spending: What makes people happy?
It’s the small things in life that give us true happiness per pound this summer.
#MeToo in southern Africa: wave or ripple?
The #MeToo movement may have sparked vocal outrage in the West, but in parts of southern Africa it remains nothing more than a murmur, warns the trauma survivor, author and human rights campaigner, JH Morgan.
New anti-cancer drug disguises itself as fat
Scientists say that the "promising" system delivers chemo drug straight into tumours - with fewer side effects
Parkinson’s disease ‘could be triggered by gut infection’
Parkinson's disease could be triggered by a gut infection, according to new research.