As part of our regular series exploring the psychology behind common experiences, Sci&Tech Editor Georgia Brooks explains the neurological benefits of taking up meditation

Life&Style Editor Jennifer Lewis explores the effects of sugar tax and 'shrinkflation' on national health

Sci&Tech Writer Yankie Chow explores the global impact of increasing air pollution

As part of an ongoing Sci&Tech series exploring the psychology behind common student experiences, Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb discusses the neurochemistry of being in love

Culture Editor Ilina Jha meets Dr Pandora Pound, Fellow of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics and Research Director at the Safer Medicines Trust, who has researched widely on issues of animal testing in the development of new medicines

As part of an ongoing series about the psychology behind common student experiences, Sci&Tech Editor Sanskriti Shelke explores the effects of alcohol on the brain

Sci&Tech Writer Yankie Chow explores the breakfast myth, concluding that whether or not to eat breakfast could really just be a personal choice

Digital Editor Halima Ahad investigates the effects of consuming caffeine as part of a series exploring daily stresses on the brain

Digital Editor Weronika Bialek explores the potential of gene-edited fruits and vegetables in the fight for healthier diets

Sci&Tech Writer Taylor Fulton-Ward reports on new studies suggesting that humans need more sleep in winter.

Sci&Tech Editor Leah Renz discusses the implications of the Third International Summit for Human Genome Editing

In the first of a new series for Sci&Tech, our writer Benjamin Oakden looks at the science behind the myth that carrots can give you night vision