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By MARTI STELLING, HEALTH REPORTER Published: 19:12 EDT, 18 July 2026 | Updated: 20:28 EDT, 18 July 2026 <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- …

Whether you're running late for work, in a rush to pick up the kids, or simply feeling impatient, there are often times you're tempted to speed in your car. But a new study suggests that speeding really isn't worth it. According to…

Scientists have identified the opioid painkiller drugs that may put patients most at risk of a fatal overdose.Researchers from the University of Manchester have found that fentanyl is most strongly linked to respiratory depression - the…

Is your dog obsessed with their tennis ball or tug rope?If so, your pet could have an unhealthy 'addiction' to their favourite toys, experts warn.Scientists analysed data from more than 1,600 dogs and found that those with the highest…

If you've ever accused your partner of not listening while they're busy doing something else, science may finally have your back.Researchers have found men are more than twice as likely as women to ignore someone speaking to them while…

Britain's scorching May and June heatwaves are thought to have claimed more than 2,700 lives, with almost half of those deaths fuelled by climate change.A new study estimates that 550 people died during the exceptionally warm spell at…

Forget pre–workout shakes – all you might need to smash your next gym session is a whiff of chocolate.Scientists have discovered that simply smelling dark chocolate before lifting weights can help people squeeze out significantly more…

If you've noticed an exceptional number of red cards at the World Cup, you're not imagining it. A study has revealed that the number issued has more than tripled compared with the past two tournaments. Scientists from Northeastern…

One hit of cocaine may be all it takes to rewire DNA and leave a lasting mark on the brain, causing changes that persist for weeks, a new study suggests. An estimated 42 million Americans have used cocaine at least once. Overall, cocaine…

By XANTHA LEATHAM, EXECUTIVE SCIENCE EDITOR Published: 06:01 EDT, 5 July 2026 | Updated: 06:04 EDT, 5 July 2026 <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- …