Though excluded from politics and the military, some women in the Roman Empire fought as gladiators—often enslaved, sometimes elite and almost always for spectacle; new research sheds light on their battles, training and the myths that shaped them

From lower stress and better sleep to sharper focus and faster recovery, studies show even brief daily exposure to nature—trees, parks or houseplants—can have powerful effects on your body and mind, especially in busy urban life

The Delphi-MD system, combining magnetic stimulation and EEG, offers real-time, non-invasive brain health insights and sets new US regulatory standard; already in use in Israel and top US research centers, device now being deployed commercially

For generations, religion and society dictated what happened in the bedroom; in 2025, is our sexuality still being controlled, and if so, how?

Often overlooked, the soft, cartilage‑free earlobe is one of the first facial features to show age—losing collagen, becoming elongated from sun and heavy earrings and now searchable for cosmetic care

Many of us spend hours sitting — at work, in traffic or at home — and it takes a serious toll on our health; you don’t need to change jobs, but adopting a few simple daily habits can help counter the risks of prolonged sitting