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Study has uncovered evidence that the body’s internal regulation of eating may be influenced by an individual’s socio-economic background: internal signals from the vagus nerve may be more closely aligned with eating behaviour in individuals from higher socio-economic backgrounds

12 days ago durham.ac.uk neuroscience

Greenland ice sheet is cracking more rapidly than ever. Crevasses – cracks in the surface of glaciers - are getting larger across Greenland

2 months ago durham.ac.uk environment

Impact of early career unemployment: even a week can harm future leadership potential

7 months ago durham.ac.uk

UK research (n=1001) suggests the use of warning labels on meat options could reduce people’s meat consumption from −7.4% to −10%, improve public health and reduce the UK’s carbon footprint

18 months ago durham.ac.uk health

Decoded Ice Age cave markings represent the earliest known ‘proto-writing’ in the history of Homo sapiens, used at least 20,000 years ago

2 years ago durham.ac.uk

Scientists reveal 4.4 million galaxies in a new map

3 years ago durham.ac.uk

Younger, well-educated social media users more likely to spot fake news

3 years ago durham.ac.uk media