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For a sector of society so adept at harnessing communities, cities, even entire countries, sport is strangely weak at empowering action on the issue which matters most. Perhaps the pace of sport, the relentless rotation of preparing, travelling and performing, restrains us from stopping, breathing and thinking about the existence of sport as we know […]
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Our brains experience significant changes in blood flow and neural activity during sleep, according to Penn State researchers. Such changes may help to clean out metabolic brain waste that builds up during the day. “We studied the sleep patterns of mice during both rapid eye movement and non-rapid eye movement sleep stages, as well as […]
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Jack Ma’s tech empire may still be facing tough new regulations in China, but Alibaba seems to have won at least a little bit of favor this week from President Xi Jinping. Alibaba was one of hundreds of companies that Xi commended on Thursday during a ceremony intended to bolster his years-long campaign to wipe […]
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Desktop CPUs are AMD’s greatest strength, and laptop and enterprise CPUs are the two largest markets AMD has the opportunity to invade — and AMD has no plans to become complacent. Lisa Su says that AMD is placing a heavy focus on Zen 4 and Zen 5, and anticipates them being “extremely competitive” at a […]
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A dad-of-two who vowed to lose five stone from his hospital bed has claimed £5,000 in winnings after he bet on whether he would shed the weight. Chris Dempsey, 42, said he faced a “wake up call” when he was rushed to hospital with digestive condition diverticulitis weighing in at 22 stone. Doctors who treated […]
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England have announced their squad for the first two Tests of their tour of India. Jofra Archer, Ben Stokes and Rory Burns join the group after missing the trip to Sri Lanka, while Jonny Bairstow, Mark Wood and Sam Curran will return home at the end of the second Test in Galle, which starts on […]
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Your food intake patterns are partly under genetic control, according to the latest research from researchers at King’s College London, published today in the journal Twin Research and Human Genetics. Researchers can study the quality of an individual’s typical diet by using a type of analysis called ‘dietary indices’. Researchers use dietary indices to understand […]
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Smart investing is about balancing risk and reward. Typically, when analyzing potential pluses and minuses, financial professionals consider the fundamentals: How has the investment performed over time? What are the market trends? Do the company valuations look strong? Until recently, as an investment, bitcoin has had unique and pronounced risks, but that’s changing, with new […]
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Apple’s services business has gone from strength to strength in recent years, with Cupertino adding Apple Arcade, TV+, and most recently Fitness+ to its roster of paid-for services. Many of us felt it was only a matter of time before the company offered a subscription-based “Podcasts+” option featuring original content. Now, it seems that time […]
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A mum-of-two diagnosed with dementia at the age of just 56 no longer remembers who her children are and has been moved into a care home. Elaine Deponeo’s heartbroken family believe she was “fobbed off” due to her age, and say her condition was mistaken as depression even though she was showing tell-tale signs of […]
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