Loneliness Interventions Move Into Primary Care
GPs are beginning to screen for loneliness and refer patients to community support, as evidence grows that isolation harms health as well as happiness.
Attention Recovery: Life After the Doomscrolling Habit
Breaking the doomscrolling habit takes more than willpower. Attention recovery research points to friction, replacement routines and kinder defaults.
Mars Is Busy: The Robots, and the Plans Behind Them
Mars is having its busiest decade since the Viking landers
When the Matchmaker Has an Agenda: AI Advice and the Heart
People now ask AI who to date, what to text and whether to stay. New research on hidden agendas in AI advice shows how easily that guidance can be tilted without us noticing.
After the Surgery That Changed Everything: A Mother’s Fight for Answers
A mother of six alleges her hysterectomy ended in paralysis and the loss of all four limbs. As her lawsuit proceeds, her story is forcing a wider conversation about surgical safety.
What Mexico’s Minor-Safety Rules Mean for Dating and Social Apps
Mexico plans to require digital platforms to shield minors from harmful violent and sexual content. What the rules mean for platforms, parents and policy.
What to Know as US Measles Cases Reach 4,410
US measles cases rose 8 percent in one week to 4,410. Here are the drivers behind the increase, the symptoms to recognise and the latest vaccination guidance.
Phone Bans Help Struggling Students Most, Research Shows
A study of more than 16,000 students found classroom smartphone bans significantly improved academic performance, with the biggest gains for struggling pupils.
Tailored Cancer Vaccine Tested in Ovarian Cancer Patients
Tailored Cancer Vaccine Tested in Ovarian Cancer Patients. A phase 1 Nature Medicine trial finds NeoVax with nivolumab feasible with acceptable.
Saturn Now Has 274 Moons — and the Story Behind the Count
Saturn Now Has 274 Moons — and the Story Behind the Count. Astronomers confirm 128 new moons from the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope survey,.