We should all sleep in the dark: how artificial light is silently sabotaging your body
We’ve all done it: fallen asleep with the TV still humming in the background, or let our phone screen be the last glow we see before drifting off. But sleeping with the light on may do more than just disturb your rest—it could be silently disrupting fundamental biological processes evolved...
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Why squatting is better for your digestive health
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Legendary pirate shipwreck reveals a forgotten history off Madagascar
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Mattel introduces its first Barbie with type 1 diabetes
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Planting Peace: South Africa’s bold plan to plant one million trees in a day
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