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'It all started to feel really heavy': Life in the throes of postpartum depression

New York Times: Four new mothers open up about the common yet isolating struggle.

The ‘forbidden planet’ that escaped a fiery doom

New York Times: Halla should have been gobbled up by its dying star. How did it survive?

Vaping has created a toxic monster – here’s what your kids are inhaling

Telegraph: In the UK, children under 10 have been hospitalised with severe lung damage.

Sir James Wallace unmasked: The inside story of a rich-lister, arts philanthropist and criminal

His frail figure gives no indication of the money and influence he holds over people.

How ‘good viruses’ can save us from our antibiotics timebomb

Times: Phages are ruthless biological killing machines - and bacteria are their prey.

TikTok is our DJ now. It’s playing a lot of Meghan Trainor

New York Times: Video app drives streams on Spotify and influences the Billboard charts.

'We are family': Rescuers recount incredible moment they found missing children

New York Times: At first, Nicolás Ordóñez heard a soft cry in the jungle.

Russia rebellion: What will happen to Wagner chief and his fighters?

New York Times: Fomenting rebellion would normally be perilous in Putin’s Russia.

How to get a ‘smarter’ sex life - from the expert doctor

Times: Sex educator dishes on the key to great sex.

He went after crypto companies. Then someone came after him

New York Times: He was a rising star in cryptocurrency law - until his career imploded.

'I apologise if I gave the impression we were sleeping in separate beds': My date with ChatGPT

ChatGPT is rapidly changing every part of our lives, but can that include romance?

Why it seems everything we knew about the global economy is no longer true

New York Times: The paths to prosperity and shared interests have grown murkier.

Noise could take years off your life. Here’s how

New York Times: 'Chronic noise' is a largely unrecognised health threat, experts say.

Eleven signs you’re chronically stressed – and what to do about it

Telegraph: Short bursts of stress can be helpful. Chronic stress is anything but.

The unexplained rise of cancer among millennials

Financial Times: There may be clues in the types of cancer afflicting the young.

‘I didn’t know any queer Asian people growing up . . . I was lost’

Former MasterChef winner Sam Low on success, coming out and being a voice for equality.