The latest L&D news, reports, research and updates, personally compiled by TJ’s Editor, Jo Cook. This week: Gen Z office ...

Researchers reviewed 23 trials of melatonin for pain. It reduced chronic pain and improved sleep, with effects comparable to ...

Millions of people who take statins for heart disease prevention have been warned about dozens of possible side effects on ...

Discover vibe coding, a trend that simplifies software creation using AI and plain language prompts instead of traditional ...

Background:Whether sedative prescriptions after hospital admissions are associated with poor patient outcomes is unknown. We ...

Epic Cosmos data (2010–2025) with a 180-day landmark mitigated immortal time bias; incident glaucoma required ≥2 ICD-10 diagnoses within 365 days, strengthening outcome specificity. Adjusted glaucoma ...

The new Chinese model has posted higher scores on tests measuring reasoning and software engineering abilities, highlighting intensifying competition in the global artificial intelligence race.

As the brand scales from one Manhattan flagship to a global portfolio, it's hard-coding sleep as its differentiator. Its own answer to whether that travel is more interesting than the question. Colin ...

Researchers discovered that the brain continues sophisticated language processing and prediction even while unconscious under anesthesia, challenging long-held assumptions about consciousness. Credit: ...

SINGAPORE- Mr Frank Chester Tan started his tech exploits when he became a dad in October 2025. Like many parents, he and his wife Estee Cheng, both 32, would log their infant’s daily feeding, sleep ...

While the body is under anaesthesia, the brain is not fully inactive; it continues processing language even when unconscious, according to a new study. Even under anaesthesia, some parts of the brain ...

There’s finally some good artificial intelligence news for Windows users, and no, it’s not Microsoft forcing Copilot onto them whether they want it or not. Instead, it’s something developers might ...