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Migraine remedies are everywhere on social media, but the evidence needs a closer look

Helping to debunk some myths about migraines, neuroscientist Professor Amanda Ellison talks about everything from caffeine, cold spoons to chips.
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The village that sheltered outsiders, and what it means for Europe’s refugees now

Our archaeologists have uncovered how a border community once sheltered strangers fleeing violence, a stark contrast to the difficult experiences faced by many refugees and people on the move at Europe's borders today.
Three people standing on a hill next to a ruin.

New toolkit supports conversations about mental health among neurodivergent young people

Research conducted with neurodivergent young people has inspired the launch of a new toolkit on how to speak with them about co-occurring mental health challenges when they seek support.
A young woman sits in a chair facing the camera, while talking to a therapist.