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Keeping bones healthy in winter: How to maintain bone health during cold months

Being an orthopedic doctor, I encounter a lot of patients with problems that are exclusive to bone health during winter. Decreased sunlight, decreased physical activity, and changes in diet have adverse effects on the strength of bones. The following are my professional suggestions to keep your bones healthy during the…

The Times of India

Maya Jama denies reports that she will quit Love Island and be replaced with Maura Higgins

The 30-year-old has hosted the reality series since last year but may step down after the 2025 summer series

Evening Standard

Space photo of the week: The sun's corona blooms during back-to-back solar eclipses

Composite images reveal how the sun's corona changed from one total solar eclipse to another in 2023 and 2024, just as solar activity began to peak.

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Easiest evergreen trees to grow – 5 reliable species for year-round greenery

Whether used as hedge planting or as specimen trees, these species will maintain interest during every season

Homes & Gardens

Jennifer Aniston's Japanese winter garden has been beautifully lit for Christmas – but you can actually decorate this way all year round

Ensure your outdoor space remains welcoming after the sun has set by installing the perfect balance of functional and decorative lighting

Homes & Gardens

What the papers say – December 15

Here are the stories making headlines this Sunday.

The Independent UK

How to wear sunscreen: ‘Put it on so it feels like there is too much on, then put more on’

Australia’s sun care guidelines differ depending on your skin tone – but most people are not adequately protecting themselves

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'Like they were demon possessed': Geomagnetic super storms are causing tractors to dance from side to side across US farms — and the sun is to blame

Powerful solar storms in May and October painted auroras across large parts of North America. But some U.S. farmers also witnessed unusual activity from their high-tech machinery, which started boogying back and forth as a result of the geomagnetic disturbances.

LiveScience

I had no time to lose when photographing this golden sunset, so I turned my camera bag into an impromptu tripod...

Photo of the Day: Sam Evans was determined to capture this golden sunset, but time wasn’t on his side and he didn’t have a tripod. Thankfully, he came up with an ingenious workaround

Digital Camera World

9 indoor plants that will make your house smell nicer

These scented indoor plants are a natural way to bring fragrance into your home.

Tom’s Guide

The 50 Best Rock Albums of 2024

A-listers, established artists, up-and-comers, previously unknowns and more

Louder

Guardian wins features and sports prizes at British journalism ceremony

Sirin Kale rewarded for features journalism while Rob Davies and Jacob Steinberg win for Abramovich investigation

The Guardian - UK

Buckingham Palace staff member arrested for assault as Christmas party 'spirals out of control'

The woman was reportedly arrested after aiming a punch at the manager and smashing glasses

Evening Standard

Our sun may be overdue for a 'superflare' stronger than billions of atomic bombs, new research warns

A conceptual image of the sun launching a massive fiery plume toward Earth.

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Violent superflares explode from sun-like stars every 100 years

Violent superflares erupt from sun-like stars about once a century, far more frequently than previously expected. As a civilization around such a star, what does this mean for us?

The Independent UK

Extreme solar flares may be surprisingly more frequent than thought, scientists say

Stars like our sun seem to produce superflares once every century

The Independent UK

Brandi Glanville lifts lid on $70k treatment to remove ‘parasite’ moving in her face

The reality star told ‘The U.S. Sun’ she’s lost five teeth since the beginning of the ordeal

The Independent UK

When is the shortest day of the year? The Winter Solstice is nearly here

The shortest day of the year will see an early sunset at 3:03pm in the UK

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Golf Monthly

I’m A Golf Coach And These Are The 10 Christmas Gifts That I Would Recommend For My Pupils

Top 50 Coach Katie Dawkins offers guidance on the gifts that will help golfers improve and enjoy their golf in 2025

USA Today Sports Media Group

Enhancing Tailgating and Home Viewing Parties with Pergola X

Tailgating and home viewing parties have become a staple of sporting events, offering fans a chance to celebrate with friends and family while enjoying the excitement of the game. But there's one key challenge that often comes with these outdoor ...

The Conversation

Claus for concern: why we should be worried about Santa’s health

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Yes, it’s that time of year when preparations begin for the arrival of that favourite festive visitor: Santa Claus.

The Conversation

NASA’s crew capsule had heat shield issues during Artemis I − an aerospace expert on these critical spacecraft components

Off the coast of Baja California in December 2022, sun sparkled over the rippling sea as waves sloshed around the USS Portland dock ship. Navy officials on the deck scrutinized the sky in search of a sign. The glow appeared suddenly.

The Conversation

How to catch a supernova explosion before it happens – and what we can learn from it

Stars are born, live and die in spectacular ways, with their deaths marked by one of the biggest known explosions in the Universe. Like a campfire needs wood to keep burning, a star relies on nuclear fusion — primarily using hydrogen as fuel — to generate energy and counteract the…

LiveScience

Comets played a 'major' role in making life on Earth possible, new study hints

A reanalysis of the data from the "rubber-ducky" comet 67P, collected nearly a decade ago, suggests comets may have deposited a lot more water on Earth than scientists previously thought.

Salon

Should we geoengineer the planet?

Scientists and companies increasingly support blocking some sunlight to avoid the worst impacts of global heating

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