The key to sticking to and reaping the rewards of exercise over the long term may be as simple as doing something you enjoy, ...

Broken, Burnt, Buried explores what the practice of breaking everyday objects tells us about the life of ordinary people in ...

This new paper explores the barriers and facilitators to delivering webchat mental health support to young people, using the Behaviour Change Wheel.

“One of the scariest things is that the Met Office forecast a weather forecast for 2050 a few years back, and the temperatures we are experiencing [in present day heatwaves] are pretty much the same ...

“The Indian government announced the abeyance very quickly after the Pahalgam terrorist attack because it knows that water is a real pressure point for Pakistan. Water is very politically sensitive,” ...

"If it's wrapped in plastic and it contains at least one ingredient that you don't typically find in a domestic kitchen, then it's ultra-processed food," said Dr Chris Van Tulleken (UCL Infection & ...

“Many of these insect species prefer warm and humid weather… Their larvae develop faster in warmer temperatures and a longer breeding season allowing larger populations to develop,” said Professor ...

“We know that low iron levels can make ADHD symptoms worse. But it's not unreasonable to say that some women who've been diagnosed actually just have low iron, as the symptoms are very similar,” said ...

"People won't want to do business with the US if they don't trust the US in negotiations, if they're not sure the US will stand by them in defence and security issues,” said Professor Julie Norman ...

“This does give us food for thought on how we move into the future… We now need a proper clinical trial to look at the effects of these drugs on Alzheimer’s in women as well as men,” said Dr Ruth ...

Two new studies of former rugby players, involving Dr Richard Sylvester (UCL Division of Surgery & Interventional Science), found no cases of early-onset dementia but did find potential signs of ...