Can listening to 'pink noise' make your sleep worse?
VIEWPOINT: 50% of people in the UK listen to some kind of noise to help fall asleep
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VIEWPOINT: Phrase has recently appeared about very rare side effect
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13 March 2026 
Inside the Manosphere: Superficial spectacle over serious scrutiny
VIEWPOINT: Documentary risks presenting an idealised portrait of the manosphere
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5 March 2026 
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VIEWPOINT: Pre-workout supplements may modestly boost energy, strength, focus and stamina
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12 February 2026 
Can 36 questions really change your love life?
VIEWPOINT: Does 'fast friends procedure' stand up to scrutiny?
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6 February 2026 
What an ancient jellyfish can teach us about sleep
VIEWPOINT: Exploring new study suggesting sleep began as self-defence for cells
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4 February 2026 
End of the road for Moore's Law: What's next?
VIEWPOINT: What will replace the famous law of computing?
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2 February 2026 
Creatine for women: it may benefit body and mind
VIEWPOINT: ARU expert looks at whether you should add supplement to your diet
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30 January 2026 
People from sexual minorities die younger - new stats
VIEWPOINT: ONS statistics reveal all-cause mortality by sexual orientation for first time
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26 January 2026 
Horses smell fear – and it changes their behaviour
VIEWPOINT: ARU Writtle expert explains how horses rely on their sense of smell