Dr Andrew Stock shares the science behind short cuts: quick thinking and snap judgments by our brains that might not always be accurate.
Psychologist Andrew Stock shares the science behind short cuts – intuitive thoughts and instinctive feelings that our brains create to guide us.
Learn why the colour of urine varies and how hydration, diet and kidney health are all connected.
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Chilled version of the treat takes less effort to prepare than pan-fried options and contains fewer unhealthy fats.
Learn why coloured smoke is used to show when the new leader of the church is chosen and how it is made.
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The Hong Kong Science Museum teaches us about sous vide and air frying, two cooking methods that are a blend of art and science.
The chemical processes of the Maillard reaction, caramelisation and protein breakdown make food with the best textures and flavours.
The backward feet and diving reflex of the creatures hint at their watery past.
Psychologist says problems can get worse if left alone, but students can learn to see warning signs.
Temperature trends have changed due to physiological evolution and improved health and lifestyle factors.
Learn how seat belts on planes differ from those on cars and how they save lives.
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Beware of deals that sound too good to be true and requests for personal information, says one cyber-safety education expert.
This rodent detected 109 landmines, aiding vital demining efforts and saving lives.
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Children showcased their creativity by racing self-built, non-motorised soapbox cars at the annual event in Bern, Switzerland.
Avoid metal wheels and bedding made of wood shavings and make sure your furry friend doesn’t get bored.
Palm tree, butterfly and relaxing pool are beginner-friendly poses that anyone can try
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Illustrator Carina Wong explained how the toy helped her step out of her comfort zone and how cute characters can help teen mental health.
Experts urge the government to enforce building codes as poorly-constructed buildings can lead to more fatalities, economic losses.
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This hearty dish is a staple at the cha chaan teng, but can be high in unhealthy fat and calories.
Campaign aims to improve children’s oral health and ease the burden on the country’s dental system.
Despite changes to the syllabus, students and a tutor said the assessment’s difficulty was on par with past papers.
One university student with ADHD says her condition is often seen as a problem to be fixed, while one doctor urges a new teaching mindset.
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These thin strands of glass are a scientific breakthrough that has made it possible for us to connect with anyone around the globe.