A new study from the University of York suggests that older adults who play digital puzzle games have the same memory abilities as people in their 20s.

In the largest scientific study ever conducted, Oxford researchers have found no evidence that points to Facebook being linked to worldwide psychological harm.

Russia began testing its new digital ruble with consumers on Tuesday, in the hope blockchain technology will help it evade sanctions and tighten control over its citizens.

A recent study that involved analysing a person's brain activity through electrical changes has found that everyday pleasures can improve cognitive function.

Since 2022, Yevgeny Prigozhin has been recruiting incarcerated persons in Russia to assist the Wagner Group on the frontline and in Ukraine.

A study by a team of researchers from China has found microplastics in the human heart for the first time.

The realm of wearable technology offers vast potential for enhancing our lifestyles; however, a consortium of global researchers highlights that this swiftly evolving domain also ushers in substantial hurdles.

Research from the University of British Columbia suggests that exercise apps can reduce depressive symptoms and combat mental illness in healthcare workers.

Ahead of Britain hosting the first AI Safety Summit this year, healthcare is set to be modernised with £13 million in funding handed to research projects.

In a new study, researchers at NYU have identified the fascinating brain mechanism responsible for learning, despite the lack of dopamine as a reward.

There is "no evidence" that the growth in using Facebook led to "widespread psychological harm", the largest independent scientific study on the topic concluded Wednesday, contradicting previous analyses and widespread perceptions.

Cambridge scientists have discovered that the hypothalamus is different in the brains of people who are obese, compared to people who are a healthy weight.

Research highlights the intriguing connection between biodiversity and mental health hospital admissions, urging a fresh perspective on the importance of biodiversity conservation.

UKHSA launches cutting-edge Vaccine Development and Evaluation Centre (VDEC) at Porton Down. 200 scientists target deadly pathogens, including COVID-19 variants, accelerating global vaccine research and readiness.

The latest analysis of data obtained from more than 100 countries has revealed that air pollution is causing a rise in antibiotic resistance (AMR).

The report reveals that 66 per cent of UK websites are vulnerable to basic bot assaults, posing serious risks to British businesses

According to some users, the addition of example prompts is "terrible for someone with ADHD," because they are distracting.

A recent study suggests that treatment with modern antidepressants may help prevent patients with bipolar disorder from relapsing into a depressive episode.

The UK government has announced the third round of competition to develop innovative farming solutions for the UK agriculture sector.

According to a study from the University of Arizona, remembering events can trigger brain rhythms more than people are experiencing an actual event.

A recent study from Würzburg examines how the mental health of both sexes was impacted by the initial phases of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a study analysing 150,000 people in 29 countries, researchers found that half of the world's population will have a mental health disorder by the age of 75.

University of Oxford's team trains a machine learning model on a satellite, enabling real-time monitoring and decision-making for remote-sensing satellites.

According to a study from Finland, adolescents who engage in leisure-based physical activity perform much better at secondary school than inactive students.

UNESCO has revealed that there is a "negative link" between smartphones and educational performance, with research findings also suggesting that more than nine out of 10 teenagers in the UK use social media.

The Danish government may be looking at some legal means to ban protests that involve burning copies of the Quran.

A fascinating study from Duke University suggests that the act of playing as an art thief can improve the mind by heightening one's curiosity.

According to a UCL study, English secondary school pupils who have a history of receiving social care or educational needs are more likely to be excluded.

The United Nations secretary general, António Guterres, has time and again warned the world of the catastrophic consequences of global warming.

Facebook parent Meta on Wednesday beat market expectations for quarterly earnings, powered by a reviving digital ad business.