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Human biology

June 2024

  • Sophie Wilkinson

    Germany has come clean about the state of its public toilets. Why can’t Britain?

    Sophie Wilkinson
    The country’s first School Toilet Summit was held this month to improve public facilities. Instead of sneering, let’s join them, says freelance journalist Sophie Wilkinson
  • The Prince Charles Cinema in central London.

    London premiere of movie with AI-generated script cancelled after backlash

    Plans to show The Last Screenwriter, whose script is credited to ‘ChatGPT 4.0’, prompted complaints although the film-makers insist the feature is ‘a contribution to the cause’
  • Natacha Gray sitting in her wheelchair.

    Life with long Covid
    ‘A 30-second walk would exhaust me beyond reason’: Natacha’s life with long Covid

    Natacha Gray had an active life, diving, climbing and playing music, before illness left her so tired she would collapse on the way to the couch. She discusses two and a half devastating years – and how she stays optimistic

May 2024

  • black and white photo of a man and woman cuddling

    ‘I often say the journey time is longer’: how to make sex after 50 work for you

    Many people’s sex lives can dip in middle age – and tiredness is a real passion killer. But there are simple things that can make a difference
  • BUTTERMERE, 21 June 2021 - Five frriends making their longest swim on the longest day, the 1.24 mile length of Buttermere in the Lake District. Christopher Thomond for The Guardian.

    What if HRT isn’t right for me? And is cold-water swimming really the answer to everything? Your menopause questions answered

    We asked the experts for advice on how to ease your path through menopause and what alternative treatments work best

    • ‘I was grieving on a very biological level’: how three women got through menopause

    • The hot years: the truth about what happens during menopause – and the best ways to get through it

    • Perimenopausal women have 40% higher risk of depression, study suggests

April 2024

  • a still from Putin, directed by Besaleel.

    Soiled nappies and karate: AI-rendered Putin biopic to be released

    Polish director Besaleel’s film will feature an AI-rendered Russian president and footage shot by Ukrainian film-makers during the Russian invasion
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    The big idea
    The big idea: what if dreaming is the whole point of sleep?

    Rather than being an optional extra, dreams might be vital to our functioning
  • Simone Biles of Team United States competes on Balance Beam

    Science Weekly
    Hypermobility: a blessing or a curse?

    Being more flexible than the average person can have its advantages, from being great at games such as Limbo to feeling smug in yoga class. But researchers are coming to understand that being hypermobile can also be linked to pain in later life, anxiety, and even long Covid. Madeleine Finlay hears from the science correspondent Linda Geddes about her experience of hypermobility, and finds out what might be behind its link to mental and physical health

March 2024

  • Caroline Laner Breure smiling to camera

    Life after a traumatic brain injury: ‘It took me over a year to find out I had an accident’

  • Simon Merrells in A Million Days.

    A Million Days review – low-budget sci-fi thriller asks if we should trust AI with our survival

  • Geoffrey Hinton

    Today in Focus
    Black Box: The connectionists

  • BlackBoxPodcast

    Full Story
    Black Box episode one: the connectionists – Full Story podcast

  • Black Box
    Episode 1 – The connectionists

  • Notes and queries
    Readers reply: is it possible to think about nothing?

February 2024

  • Collage of faces broken up by shapes

    Black Box
    Episode 0 - The collision

    The beginning of a new series that explores seven stories and the thread that ties them together: artificial intelligence. In this prologue, Hannah (not her real name) has met Noah who has changed her life for the better. So why does she have concerns about him?
  • The Thinker by Auguste Rodin

    Notes and queries
    Is it possible to think about nothing?

    The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts
  • Stairlift at top of a flight of stairs

    How to have healthy joints
    How to buy a stairlift: shop around – and put it off for as long as you can

    If mobility is becoming an issue, installing a stairlift could be the solution. But navigating the costs involved can be tricky – here’s how to make the first move
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