WELLBEING

As lifestyles become increasingly hybrid and screen-driven, at-home wellness is emerging as a long-term investment rather than a luxury. From stress relief to physical recovery, premium massage chairs are helping redefine how people integrate consistent, technology-driven wellness into everyday life, with brands like Infinity setting the standard for the future of recovery at home.

Maxwell Kruzic received a bill two years after going to the hospital because of crippling stomach pain caused by a scorpion pepper-made hot sauce

Citi Developers' AMRA integrates holistic wellness, luxury residences, and sustainable design to redefine everyday living and long-term wellbeing.

Eoleaf air purifiers offer advanced, medical-grade filtration to protect your health and boost wellbeing. Discover the perfect model for your home or workplace.

Learn how to boost LinkedIn lead generation using Dripify's automation, targeting tools, and analytics to attract and convert high-quality prospects.

Longevity is becoming one of the UK's biggest wellness movements, and NMN is at the centre of it. Discover how this NAD+-supporting supplement is gaining attention for its potential benefits in energy, metabolic health, and healthy ageing—and why British consumers are choosing quality, transparency, and science-backed brands.

Simon Cowell says he has 'aged backwards' after undergoing a $10,000 blood‑filtering treatment, sparking debate about Hollywood's biohacking craze.

In 2025, more women are travelling to Turkey to restore not just their hair, but their confidence — with clinics like Hair Center of Turkey leading a movement that's redefining beauty, empowerment, and self-renewal.

Discover why Americans are choosing Lygos Dental in Istanbul for premium veneers, implants, and smile makeovers — world-class quality, VIP service, and savings of up to 70% compared to U.S. dental costs.

Silicon Valley's grueling new '0-0-2' work culture—midnight-to-midnight, with just two hours off—has become America's response to China's infamous '996' schedule, sparking debate over burnout, equity, and legality in the AI age.

Here's a list to help you find the ideal pup for a 'pawsome' urban living

The expert's book challenges the traditional division between play and learning, emphasising the role of playing in the early years of education.

A Delta flight from America had to make an emergency landing back to its starting point in Atlanta as a diarrhoea situation unfolded midway through the journey.

The results of two recent studies suggest that maternal emotional empathy can protect parents of demanding children from experiencing emotional burnout.

Discover how a revolutionary travel pillow redefines comfort and ignites a sense of wanderlust in this captivating article.

A recent study discusses and delves into the contributions of lifestyle factors to depression and anxiety among shift workers.

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.

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

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.

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

A new study suggests that experiencing the premature death of a parent before the age of 21 can lead to poor mental health in adulthood.

Results of a pilot trial from the University of Exeter suggest that a new form of talking therapy can be a more effective treatment for depression than CBT.

A new study has found that treating childhood ADHD with stimulant medications is not associated with increased substance abuse in later life.

A study from the University of Cambridge shows that adolescents who read for pleasure tend to perform better at cognitive tests and have better mental health.

A recent study published in Psychological Science suggests that every lonely person processes the world in their own, idiosyncratic way.

Professionals have reported a decline in their mental health due to workplace-related stress and feel let down by their employers, as found in research conducted by a recruitment firm, Robert Walters.

A recent study from the Medical University of Vienna shows that obesity significantly increases the risks of developing mental disorders.

A group of researchers from the Rochester Institute of Technology are testing a new method of delivering therapy to people struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, and aggressive behaviour.