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Two humpback whales set new migration record with epic Australia to Brazil journey

The remarkable trip spanned an incredible 9,000 miles

The Independent UK

Experts reveal the amount of weekly exercise needed to achieve ‘optimal’ heart benefits

Researchers have said that achieving the optimal benefit for the heart from exercise “may require substantially higher activity volumes” than the recommended 150 minutes a week

The Independent UK

Stem cells have potent potential for diabetes treatment

Humans have around 30 trillion cells in our adult bodies. Amazingly, each of these cells came from a handful of about 100 stem cells in the earliest days of development. The ability of these embryonic stem cells to turn into any cell type makes them pluripotent — something that researchers…

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You have been eating plastic for years; this fermented Korean food might finally help you fight back

South Korea kimchi research benefits: Scientists have discovered a special bacterium in kimchi. This tiny microbe can attach to nanoplastics inside the human intestine. It then helps the body remove these plastic particles through waste. This finding offers a new biological approach to tackle plastic pollution's impact on public health.

The Economic Times

Teddy Thompson, music's best-kept secret

A longtime critical darling, the singer-songwriter’s latest album “Never Be the Same” deserves to be widely heard

Salon

A midlife fitness expert recommends this 10-minute routine for women in their 60s who want to improve their core strength, posture and mobility

Simple strength moves for full-body care

Fit & Well

Which country is known as the Land of Smiles?

Thailand is globally recognised as the “Land of Smiles” because of the warm and welcoming nature of its people, where smiles often express far more than simple happiness. In Thai culture, smiling is closely linked with politeness, respect, and social harmony, and this cultural trait has played a major role…

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If you do this 800-year-old Chinese exercise daily, your BP & heart may stay healthier than with any other medicine, says study

Chinese exercise: An ancient Chinese exercise, Baduanjin, practiced for centuries, shows promise in managing high blood pressure. New research indicates this gentle routine, combining movement and breathing, can significantly lower blood pressure. It offers a simple, affordable alternative for those finding intense workouts difficult.

The Economic Times

What to Do with Alliums in May – To Guarantee Healthy Growth and Spectacular Flowers for Years to Come

As your alliums burst into bloom, ensure you have these tasks on your gardening to-do list

Homes & Gardens

8 gorgeous plants that will have butterflies flocking to your garden – the small shrubs, statement trees and flowers they adore

The small shrubs, statement trees and flowers they adore

Ideal Home

Can’t do a deadlift? These three alternative exercises can help you build strength in your back and lower body

If deadlifts are off-limits for you, try these strength moves instead

Fit & Well

The surprising health benefits of watermelon

Research found watermelon holds surprisingly high levels of antioxidants linked to reduced cancer risk

The Independent UK

Vietnam's Nutifood Secures U.S. Patent, Marks Push into American Market

Nutifood is accelerating its U.S. expansion after securing a USPTO patent for its proprietary nutrition formula and launching a premium A2 dairy brand aimed at the growing American wellness market.

International Business Times

“I started my first band at 13. We tried Yes’ Roundabout… it was a valiant attempt!”: Long before David Bryan joined Bon Jovi, he was trying to play like Rick Wakeman

American keyboardist still loves the Yes album that was his favourite in the 70s, and explains where he satisfies his craving for writing complex songs

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The RSPB says these two things will attract sparrows to your garden right now – and one is crucial for this year's chicks

One is crucial for this year's chicks

Ideal Home

I’m seeing more and more of this quirky houseplant trend – it’s perfect for adding a pop of colour to your home.

Say goodbye to plain old moss poles

Homes & Gardens

These 4 Vertical Gardening Tricks Can Transform Tiny Urban Spaces into Pollinator Havens

Vertical growing ideas in compact spaces

Medical Daily

How Vaccines Use Antigens and Antibodies to Build Immune Memory Without Illness

Learn how vaccines use antigens to trigger antibodies and build immune memory, providing effective immune training without illness and long-term protection against infectious diseases.

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The Independent UK

New fidget spinner world record set by Cambridge University engineering student

James Goh made his own fidget spinner to achieve the Guinness World Records title

The Times of India

US Powerball lottery winning numbers 18 May 2026: Check the latest draw results, $100 million estimated jackpot, and full prize breakdown details

The US Powerball lottery draw on 18 May 2026 has drawn major attention across the United States, with players eagerly awaiting the results of an estimated $100 million jackpot. The massive prize pool has once again fueled nationwide excitement, as Powerball continues to stand as one of the most widely…

The Economic Times

Who said this quote: "Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving."

Albert Einstein's famous quote, "Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving," continues to inspire millions. This simple yet profound analogy highlights the necessity of persistence, adaptability, and continuous effort for stability and success in life's unpredictable journey. The quote encourages resilience, urging individuals…

Ideal Home

The 'overnighting' trick is how to make your peace lily and spider plants grow healthier and stronger

This watering hack is great for your sensitive houseplants

The Independent UK

US college student set to make history at ‘Olympics for trades’ competition in China

She said she’s looking forward to testing her skills against the world’s best

MyLifeXP

Why Even Gods Respected Hanuman’s Discipline

Most people know Hanuman as the strongest devotee of Lord Ram. The warrior who crossed oceans. The hero who carried mountains. The fearless vanara who burned Lanka. But very few people understand the real source of his power. It was not his muscles.Not his weapons.Not even his divine blessings.Hanuman’s greatest…

The Economic Times

Chinese Proverb of the Day: 'Fate brings people together no matter how far apart they may be'-Is everything bound by destiny? The Chinese Proverb explores how fate brings the right people together

Chinese Proverb of the Day: A Chinese proverb suggests that fate will always bring the right people together, regardless of distance or time. This belief, rooted in cultural traditions like the "Red Thread of Fate," highlights the enduring power of human connection. It offers reassurance that meaningful relationships are not…

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