Written by Kayleigh Dray Kayleigh Dray is Stylist’s digital editor-at-large. Her specialist topics include comic books, films, TV and feminism.
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Here’s What People Who Have Gotten The COVID-19 Vaccine Are Allowed To Do
It’s been a long year for people waiting to resume somewhat normal lives in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Children with same-sex parents do better at school than their peers
Children with same-sex parents get higher scores on standardised tests than children with different-sex parents. This is the key finding
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Top family-friendly online workouts to do in lockdown
If you’re struggling to find ways to keep your children active (and burn off some excess energy) while we’re locked
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Dutch begin COVID-19 vaccinations; last EU nation to do so
Nearly two weeks after most other European Union nations, the Netherlands on Wednesday began its COVID-19 vaccination program, with nursing
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The real reason your feet swell when pregnant, and what to do about it
Pregnancy. A beautiful time when you are growing a human being. Your skin glows, your hair grows like crazy, and,
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Asian countries do aged care differently—here’s what we can learn from them
Unlike in Western countries like Australia, traditional Asian cultures place a heavy emphasis on filial piety—the expectation children will support
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How do Americans view the virus? Anthropology professor examines attitudes of COVID
In her ongoing research about Americans’ responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, Northern Arizona University anthropology professor Lisa Hardy and her
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Personal protective respirator masks (PPE) often do not fit correctly, especially for women and Asian healthcare workers
The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has put the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), including face masks, under the global spotlight. However
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Why obeying orders can make us do terrible things
War atrocities are sometimes committed by ‘normal’ people obeying orders. Researchers from the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience measured brain activity
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