How France avoided the curse of previous World Cup winners
The World Cup winners’ curse has been haunting teams for six decades. If France beat Argentina on Sunday, they will become the first team to
New study reveals differences in diagnosis of psychiatric disorders between Eastern and Western countries
Psychiatrists diagnose psychiatric disorders by observing a patient’s symptoms and applying diagnostic criteria, such as those in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders,
Column: Investors abandon bullish oil positions as recession nears
Portfolio investors were heavy sellers of petroleum for the fourth week running as the smooth introduction of the Russia price cap brought the weakness of
Apex Legends’ meta shouldn’t be dictated by pick rates and pro players
Discussing the Apex Legends meta can be something of a tiresome topic for battle royale fans. Despite Respawn Entertainment making constant balancing changes and tweaks,
Top Christmas gifts Brits give to pets – including a new bed and a collar
A new toy, a new bed, and a new collar are some of the top Christmas gifts that Brits plan to treat their pets to
Fifteen all out: Sydney Thunder collapse to lowest ever Big Bash total
The Sydney Thunder have sputtered their way to the lowest total in Big Bash history, just 15 runs, to hand the Adelaide Strikers the easiest
RXR, the cell protein that keeps blood stem cells young and fit
The cell protein retinoid X receptor (RXR) is a key factor in the maintenance of hematopoietic stem cells, the immature stem cells that give rise
Australia consumer mood less bleak on hope for rate hike relief
A measure of Australian consumer sentiment bounced from near record lows in December as borrowers sensed a painful cycle of interest rate rises was nearing
Avowed release date speculation, trailers, and more
Avowed is set to be Obsidian’s next big RPG and excitement for it is building uncontrollably. The fantasy RPG set in the world of Eora
School says ‘words are not enough’ after two teenage students die in the same week
A school has paid tribute to the “untimely passing” of a Year 11 student — just days after they lost another pupil. The head teacher