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Whether it’s one or two coffees to get us going in the morning or a bar of chocolate after a stressful day, many of us self-medicate when we’re tired, stressed or sad. But when we have a headache, most of us head straight for the painkillers.

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The human body is truly a magnificent thing.

The law, which Trump takes credit for, means the woman must be kept alive until her unborn child is viable.

ANALYSIS: Scott Chiesa, Francesca Farina and Laura Booi investigate the roots of dementia, and how people can take preventative measures earlier in life

If you’ve ever had a life experience that you’ve made into a meme, this list is for you.

Who doesn’t love a good brain test?🧩🤓🤯 You might’ve done amazing in other logic trivias, but how do you do when all the questions are about patterns? This isn’t just about quick thinking – it’s a test of logic and IQ-level problem solving. So take your time, and let’s see…

Tens of thousands of New Zealanders are leaving each year for Australia, owing to unbalanced economic conditions and an easier path to Australian citizenship.

Triggered by hormonal changes in the brain and body, puberty marks a physical transformation. Oestrogen and testosterone – often called “sex hormones” – drive many familiar changes, such as breast development and periods or a deeper voice and facial hair.

‘It’s torture for me. I come here, and I see my daughter breathing on a ventilator, but she’s not there,’ Adriana Smith’s mother says

A hospital is using a breathing tube and other measures to keep a brain-dead Georgia woman's body functioning because she is pregnant