Steve Rimmer

Supervisors pick on weaker staff

Parents of kids with ADHD and stress

Angry faces make threats more effective

A recent study that hit the headlines suggested that trying to sleep in overly bright bedrooms could be leading to rising obesity in women. Researchers at Oxford University tested 113,000 women and found that they tended to have larger waistlines if their bedrooms were light enough to see across.

Young adults who enter into romantic relationships could experience a positive effect on their personality and consequently their view on life, new research has suggested.

Fathers who help out with the housework could be giving their daughters a boost towards a better, higher-paid career, new research has suggested.

More adolescents are now self-harming because of the pressure they are under as a result of their modern lifestyles, according to a new report. The World Health Organisation (WHO) carried out a study entitled Health Behaviour in School-Aged Children (HSBC), which is due to be published in full this autumn.

Children who enjoy plenty of time to play freely are more likely to experience social success as adults than their counterparts whose every waking moment is carefully scheduled.

Healthcare officials should pay more attention to mental health problems, because it could reduce people's life expectancy more than smoking can.

Children feel addicted to the internet

Second languages and moral judgement

Changing the image of teetotallers works

Ability to recognise faces

Being warm makes people more cooperative

Dieters better at reading food labels