How to wash your hands properly
The simplest way to prevent disease, done right: the steps, the crucial 20 seconds, and when to use hand sanitizer. According to Mayo Clinic and the CDC.
Habits, nutrition and wellbeing grounded in evidence.
The simplest way to prevent disease, done right: the steps, the crucial 20 seconds, and when to use hand sanitizer. According to Mayo Clinic and the CDC.
Is it really the most important meal of the day? What science says about breakfast, its benefits, and what a good breakfast should (and shouldn't) include.
Thirteen essential nutrients your body can't make: what vitamins are, the difference between water-soluble and fat-soluble ones, and where to get them.
It's not just about being sleepy or short of oxygen: science points to yawning cooling the brain. And why it's so contagious.
The simplest, most accessible exercise there is. What happens to your body and mind when you walk half an hour a day, and why it's enough.
Are the 8 glasses or 2 litres true? What the evidence says about how much water you need, what changes it and how to tell if you're low.
The unit that measures the energy in food. What a calorie is, where they come from, how many you need, and why not all calories are equal.
How BMI is calculated, what its ranges mean, and why this widely used formula has important limits worth knowing.
A spasm of the diaphragm and a valve that snaps shut: what causes hiccups, why they appear out of nowhere, and which tricks have some science behind them.
Sleep isn't wasted time: it's when the body and brain repair themselves. Why good sleep matters, what happens when you don't get it, and tips to sleep better.