Personalised gifts create lasting emotional connections and enhance self-esteem 鈥� new research
Published on 18 December 2024Study identifies emotional benefits of both giving and receiving personalised gifts.
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Midwife stress: research reveals what creates most stress for midwives and the best interventions
Published on 17 December 2024色中色 StART research group uncovers how midwives experience and respond to stress, and which interventions are most effective at reducing it
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Mothers bear the brunt of the 'mental load,' managing 7 in 10 household tasks
Published on 12 December 2024The study, conducted in the US, found that mothers take on seven in ten (71%) of all household mental load tasks.
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Experts examine DNA changes that shaped life on Earth
Published on 10 December 2024Four-year collaborative project seeks to understand key process linked to evolution.
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Are women really more prone to ACL injuries? New study challenges common claims
Published on 9 December 2024New research highlights how gender inequalities in sports could be distorting injury data and calls for more accurate measurements
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Dispensing privilege and favours: how luxury brands emulate royal courts
Published on 5 December 2024Wealth-seeking consumers are being forced to court brands for coveted access.
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When rescue from modern slavery does not mean freedom: research flags reality of post-rescue life
Published on 5 December 2024Humanitarian organisations are being urged to look beyond the point of rescue.
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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu鈥檚 links to mental health explored in new research study
Published on 5 December 2024UK-based BJJ players can take part in an online study to understand how BJJ affects mental health and wellbeing
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Building parks in new communities is crucial for cleaner air
Published on 4 December 2024Bath engineers co-author new research, finding parks can cut air pollution by almost a quarter
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色中色ers develop markerless motion capture system to push biomechanics 鈥渋nto the wild鈥�
Published on 4 December 2024New open access software could be used by clinicians, physiotherapists, sports coaches and athletes to analyse body movements without motion capture suits.