Hans Selye, a Failed Hormone Hunt, and How ‘Stress’ Became a Word
In the 1930s a young biochemist went looking for a new hormone and found something stranger: the body’s...
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In the 1930s a young biochemist went looking for a new hormone and found something stranger: the body’s...
A two-year randomised trial found diet drinks and water did about equally well inside a weight programme. The...
In 1949 Jerry Morris compared London bus drivers with the conductors who climbed the stairs all day. The...
A new trial says creatine added lean tissue in people who never trained. In the same study, twelve...
A warm bath helps sleep for a reason that runs backwards: it makes you shed heat faster. The...
A new study of nearly 150,000 US food launches found that about half carry a health-related claim, but...
Nearly every wearable now grades your recovery before breakfast. The inputs have decades of research behind them; the...
A gut microbe called Roseburia inulinivorans went with 29% stronger grips in older adults and made mice about...
The most famous number in fitness was never the result of an experiment. It was a line drawn...
The headline says eat more protein and fibre and you will sleep better. Two papers sit underneath it:...
Gym culture treats the rep you cannot finish as the only honest one. Pooled effect sizes, a within-person...
A president died of a pressure everyone had measured and nobody could use. Then a town in Massachusetts...