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Men snore loudly, women feel the cold... how your sex affects your behaviour

The assertion that men are from Mars and women from Venus has long been derided as a trivialisation of complex biology. Scientists have argued for decades over whether the well-known stereotypes of men being bad at multitasking, and women being more nurturing and better communicators, reflect innate biology or if they’re more a consequence of social norms and expectations. ....

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How your sex affects your behaviour and health – according to science

From bone mass to the behaviour of certain brain regions, research suggests gender has a big impact on our health and how we live ....

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What King Charles's healthy lifestyle and love of homeopathy means for his cancer diagnosis

Doctors believe that there are many aspects of the King Charles’s approach to life which will serve him well in his upcoming health battle ....

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What the King's healthy lifestyle and love of homeopathy means for his cancer diagnosis

As a notorious workaholic and stickler for his daily routine, taking a step back as he undergoes cancer treatment is unlikely to come easy to King Charles, even at the age of 75. ....

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The vaccinations you need at every age – and what to do if you've missed them

Measles, the great scourge of infants during Victorian England, is back with a vengeance. It doesn’t seem so long ago that the World Health Organisation was declaring that the viral infection – which can spread to the brain and cause neurological complications as well as pneumonia – had been eliminated in England, thanks to the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine. ....

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