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Living on a greener street or having views of blue spaces from your home will help you sleep for longer, finds new research across 18 countries

13 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk health

Planting new coral in degraded reefs can lead to rapid recovery – with restored reefs growing as fast as healthy reefs after just four years

14 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk environment

Swapping meat for Quorn lowers bad cholesterol by 10-percent

14 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk health

A major new study to identify kleptocracy’s “red flags” will help create better rules and regulations to fight worldwide corruption

15 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk

Researchers have found widespread backing for Ukraine across the continent, and for policies that help the nation, such as imposing sanctions on Russia.

15 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk russia ukraine

Light exercise could be the key to reversing childhood obesity linked to sedentariness

17 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk health

Sedentary time from childhood into young adulthood worsened low-grade inflammation associated with heart, brain and bone diseases, diabetes and cancer

17 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk brain cancer diabetes medicine

Study is the first of its kind to demonstrate that two of the most commercially available algal species are rich in protein which supports muscle remodeling, suggesting they could be an alternative to animal-derived protein with respect to maintaining and building muscle

17 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk health

Societies become increasingly fragile over their lifetime

18 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk

Terrorism rather than pandemics more concerning for those with those with authoritarian views, analysis shows

18 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk psychology

How climate change could be affecting your brain

18 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk brain health

Early women parliamentary candidates found it harder to make unique appeals to represent the ‘woman’s point of view’ over time because of increasing national control over campaigning…

18 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk

Brain health in over 50s deteriorated more rapidly during the pandemic

18 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk brain health

Hot weather reduces workers’ productivity – even if their workplace is air conditioned

19 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk environment

Head impacts in sport not leading to concussion could still alter brain blood flow regulation

19 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk brain health

The world may have crossed a “tipping point” that will inevitably make solar power our main source of energy, new research suggests

19 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk environment

Amazonian rainforest hides thousands of records of ancient indigenous communities under its forest canopy

19 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk environment

Grandparent childcare may not help the wellbeing of mums or reduce mother-child conflict, study suggests

19 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk psychology

Post Office Scandal victims suffering from PTSD and depression, study shows

20 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk health

Inactivity during childhood could increase the chance of heart attacks and strokes later in life, and children and teenagers need to move more to protect their long-term health

20 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk health

Bats gather to feast as nocturnal insects fly through mountain passes in the Pyrenees each autumn, new research shows

21 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk

Trump’s ascendency down to America’s racial divide not cult leadership, study says

21 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk trump

Numerous visual illusions are caused by limits in the way our eyes and visual neurones work – rather than more complex psychological processes, new research shows

23 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk psychology

Study highlights why people who are sexually harassed might not come forward immediately, or at all

23 months ago news.exeter.ac.uk psychology

Sounds produced from deep seabed mining activity — expected to operate 24-hours a day, at varying depths — could have a negative impact on whales and other cetacean species still recovering from centuries of exploitation

2 years ago news.exeter.ac.uk environment