Mind
It takes just 108 milliseconds for our brains to spot food
When you look at an object, it takes just 108 to 116 milliseconds for your brain to decide if it is food
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Environment
Climate change may be improving the quality of Bordeaux wines
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How to make sure your chicken is properly cooked
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Life
We finally know what makes orange carrots orange
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Physics
Raisins and nuts dance in fizzy drinks and now we know why
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Technology
Plant protein capsules could make it easier to add vitamin D to drinks
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Health
The ultimate guide to hydration and what you really should be drinking
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Chemistry
The science behind baking the perfect chocolate chip cookie
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Health
Ultra-processed foods have a bad reputation – is it backed by science?
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Which dietary supplements actually work and which should you take
From vitamin D to turmeric extracts and probiotics, nutritional supplements are a booming industry. But what is the evidence behind the claimed benefits?
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How to make perfect tempura at home
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Most plant-based milks have less protein and calcium than cow’s milk
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Health
Your genes may influence how much fruit, fish or salt you eat
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Health
Revealed: The five foods that are key to maintaining good gut health
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