‘It lifted me out of depression’: is microdosing good for your mind?
Little research exists on the effects of tiny doses of hallucinogens, but devotees of the practice report remarkable benefits
Nordic countries’ ‘happy’ reputation masks sadness of young, says report
Exclusive: Significant minority of young people in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and Iceland ‘struggling or suffering’
Indian state launches breastfeeding drive in bid to cut infant deaths
Rajasthan moves to tackle above average infant mortality rate by promoting natural feeding in first hour of life
America’s hottest export? Sperm
An American and a Danish company dominate the global sperm market – and both claim their supply is biggest
How the Oprah effect helped Weight Watchers regain Americans’ trust
Strategy of targeting members’ general health as well as diet boosted by its star ambassador
Tom Daley: ‘If I hadn’t met Lance, I don’t know if I’d be diving now’
From being objectified at 14 to coming out five years later, the diver has lived his life in public. Still only 24, he talks about his marriage to Lance Black, fatherhood – and why he’s speaking out about gay rights around the world
Eleven babies die after Dutch women given Viagra-like drug in trial
Research halted as 10 to 15 other participants wait to see if their children affected
Breastfeeding: it’s bad for business!
Why would the USA oppose a resolution to promote breastfeeding?
Trump administration’s opposition to breastfeeding resolution sparks outrage
US delegation to the World Health Assembly reportedly deployed threats to try to browbeat nations into backing off the resolution
Seven ways IVF changed the world – from Louise Brown to stem-cell research
The first ‘test-tube’ baby turns 40 this month, but the impact of in vitro fertilisation extends far beyond solutions to fertility problems