Can you improve muscle strength in the time it takes to count to three?
New study of almost comically brief weight training suggests results are considerable
New study of almost comically brief weight training suggests results are considerable
Emigration Now: The pandemic made Niamh consider where she wants to put down roots
Review on MRI studies shows no evidence running causes damage to knee cartilage
Few Haitians granted asylum in Mexico and face long waits on document processing
Scientists explain exactly how brighter days boost moods and help treat depression
Families can build a box online for children affected by poverty in Africa and east Europe
Study finds many inactive adults who tried a sampling of exercises prefer HIIT
RCSI world number one under health and wellbeing category in Times rankings
If you don’t trust someone, take your phone with you to the bathroom
‘Being Dense’ aims to highlight condition in an informative and well-written manner
The key aim of genetic counselling is to dispel fears
Community is at odds over the alleged behaviour of students over for the summer
Who is taking advantage of these potent medicines lurking in our woodlands?
‘What we are saying is that the environment influences the emotional state and this is an important component of welfare’
Four trends that are helping people feel better financially and mentally
Californian non-profit’s hi-tech response to rising sea levels could begin in 2018
‘The province’ remains unloved and is also poorly understood by those in Britain
Most of the deaths occur in China and India, two of the world’s fastest-growing economies
New study claims unification could lead to a significant boost in GDP for the island
What is good for disadvantaged children is not good for all children, research suggests
Taking note of how to use doodles, key words, images and connections can lead to success in all areas, according to Tony Buzan
Researchers prevent tissue damage in rodent brains by turning off single gene
The odds of winning are almost nil and winners tend to be no happier
Researchers are looking into links between sadists and the behaviour of online trolls
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices