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Video gaming: Although today’s research suggests gaming may only be a negative influence only for those who feel compelled to game, rather than all users, there is much more to be learned, according to the Oii research. Credit: Shutterstock

Gaming does not appear harmful to mental health, unless the gamer can't stop - Oxford study

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Genetic study provides evidence that alcohol accelerates biological aging

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A red deer on the Isle of Rum

Lonely old deers: ageing red deer become less social as they grow older

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More children aged 8-17 trying to lose weight than a decade ago, including children of a healthy weight

More children aged 8-17 trying to lose weight than a decade ago, including children of a healthy weight

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Elephant genes could hold the key to avoiding cancers

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New Study Evaluates Pharmacological Treatment for Insomnia

New study evaluates pharmacological treatment for insomnia

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Early life infection increases sensitivity to pain in newborn babies

Early life infection increases sensitivity to pain in newborn babies

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Artist's image depicting a young woman surrounded by the jigsaw pieces of good mental health and mindfulness

How effective is school-based mindfulness training?

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A picture depicting the structural model of the Mosaic-8b RBD-mi3 vaccine - courtesy of Chengcheng Fan

Novel all-in-one vaccine developed to tackle future coronavirus threats

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Oxford researchers become EMBO members

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