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According to researchers at Imperial College London, humans shed around 200 million skin cells each hour—and they have to go ...

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WITH THE GROWING popularity of GLP-1s, food noise is a phrase that keeps coming up in conversation. Many people online have spoken about food noise, with some saying it was silenced immediately after ...

Is British cooking a crime against food? Or is this a foreign plot to do down Britain? Ben Henderson and Alice Loxton investigate the history behind Britain’s culinary reputation. They explore how ...

Why did obesity become a global problem? Professor of Diet and Population Health Susan Jebb explores a heavy history, our changing relationship with food and reasons for optimism. She believes we live ...