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Could your ADHD be affecting the way you eat? We explore the lesser-known link between ADHD and eating disorders

ADHD and eating disorders overlap more than you might expect. A nutritionist explains why people with the neurodevelopmental condition may experience bulimia and binge-eating

Suzanne Baum

12 October 202612 October 2026

Could your ADHD be affecting the way you eat? We explore the lesser-known link between ADHD and eating disorders

The true story of the Unabomber: How a Harvard genius became America’s most notorious domestic terrorist

Ted Kaczynski was a mathematical prodigy who entered Harvard at 16 before abandoning academic life to live in a remote Montana cabin. But behind his isolated existence was a 17-year bombing campaign that killed three people and injured 23. As Netflix revisits the chilling case, here’s what really happened – from controversial university experiments to the manifesto that helped the FBI catch him.

Donna Smiley

12 October 202610 October 2026

Creative hobbies / Mental health

Why learning a new language could be the wellbeing habit you’re missing

From giving the brain a good workout to improving social connection, there are some wonderfully surprising benefits of learning a new language. Discover how it can boost your wellbeing.

Suzanne Baum

11 October 20268 October 2026

Neurodiversity

The ADHD bedroom brain: why it can be difficult to concentrate during sex

From being unable to focus properly to rejection sensitivity, ADHD can play havoc between the bedsheets. We ask experts why many people with the neurodevelopmental condition can struggle when it comes to having sex.

Suzanne Baum

11 October 20268 October 2026

Creative hobbies

Dance your way to fitness at 50 – the exercise that feels too much like fun to be a workout

From Zumba to ballet and the nightclub to your own kitchen disco, dance is one of the best exercises for women over 50. Not only is it fun, it works your body and your brain and can be a powerful stress reliever, for several reasons. Discover how it can benefit you

Suzanne Baum

10 October 20268 October 2026

Physical wellbeing

Could memories lost to Alzheimer’s still be hiding in the brain? A leading neuroscientist explains why it could be possible

Could memories thought lost to Alzheimer’s still be hidden in the brain? Neuroscientist Steve Ramirez explains how groundbreaking research in mice could offer new hope for unlocking memories – and what it could mean for future treatments

Suzanne Baum

10 October 20268 October 2026