Forget being positive and take note of what makes you angry
Ranting about what’s wrong in the world can be cathartic – and an antidote to pressure to be upbeat
Goop has a Netflix deal – this is a dangerous win for pseudoscience
The brand that championed coffee colonics and jade vagina eggs is coming to our TV screens. Is there no escaping Gwyneth Paltrow’s woo?
Beer before wine not fine, scientists find after vomit-filled tests
Research into old saying about alcohol consumption shows you get a hangover either way
Is clean beauty a skincare revolution – or a pointless indulgence?
More and more companies are offering skincare products free from ‘toxic’, ‘nasty’ and ‘suspicious’ chemicals. But are these ingredients really dangerous?
Heart racing, palms sweaty – what does stress do to the body?
Extreme stress is linked to heart disease, diabetes and depression. But small doses are crucial for developing resilience
Are you an evil genius? How dishonesty can make you more creative
Deviant behaviour might be seen as evil – but it’s also a force for good
Five benefits of being an early riser
Rise with the lark and you can expect a happier, more productive life, researchers suggest. And if you’re a woman you seem less likely to suffer from breast cancer
‘Hangxiety’: why alcohol gives you a hangover and anxiety
A few drinks can relax you – but, says scientist David Nutt, that morning-after feeling is the booze playing tricks with your brain
Remember the bad and the good times to build your future
A painful childhood can mean avoiding the past. But the act of remembering can be a force for good
Trouble getting to sleep? You just need to get into the swing of it
Gentle rocking helps people to nod off and improves memory, say scientists