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Nine dating coaches on how to find love right now

New York Times: Featuring the melty face emoji, non-cheesy pickup lines and more.

Marriage has health benefits. So why is it so unfashionable?

Telegraph: As marriage rates fall, the science in its favour stacks up, writes Mick Brown.

What is ‘love bombing’, and why is it a relationship red flag?

NY Times: Grand gestures early on can be sweet - or a sign you're dating a narcissist.

Inside the Swiss clinic that promises to help you live longer

Financial Times: Clinique La Prairie is the original wellness retreat for the super-rich.

Love on the rocks: How to find the right couples therapist

New York Times: It can be daunting to find a therapist who's a good fit for both partners.

For love or money: The hidden victims of financial abuse

Financial Times: It really can happen to anyone - including financial experts.

Belly up: Why you should stop doing sit-ups and try these exercises instead

Telegraph: Standing workouts are the latest way to get strong abs.

Pandemic payback: The real reason you have an everlasting cold

Telegraph: Been feeling under the weather for weeks? A virologist explains why.

Saunas are filling up, but are they actually good for you?

New York Times: No, you can't sweat out 'toxins' - but saunas may have other benefits.

My pre-wedding diet led to an eating disorder

NYT Opinion: Kelsey Herbers was shocked by how quickly and deeply she fell ill.

The telltale signs that you’re completely drained – and how to recharge

Feeling low and lost your get-up-and-go? Follow this guide on reigniting your spark.

Burnout in the workplace: Will Ardern influence a new Great Resignation?

The PM can do it - but can you afford to change jobs in 2023?

Got a pet? Here's why you need to change your sheets

Your furry pal might be about to cause you even more housework.

You can do this 10-minute workout at home with no equipment

New York Times: How to build strength and mobility anywhere, anytime.

‘Easy’ weight loss? One study suggests timing is key

Telegraph: Trine Balsvick signed up for a 7-week trial last year. It changed her life.

You quit your job, but you’re still miserable. Now what?

New York Times: What to do when it’s not (just) the job, it’s you.

What is Ramsay Hunt Syndrome?

Bernadine Oliver-Kerby was initially diagnosed with Bell's palsy last year.

‘A total waste of life’: Are Gen Zers breaking up with their smartphones?

FT Opinion: This week, in a shock announcement, my daughter deleted TikTok from her phone.