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Vicky DeRosa, 60, from Los Angeles took to TikTok to explain how gua shua and face oil has helped her prevent sagging skin.

PhD students trained in small research groups are more likely to remain in academia than those from larger labs, according to a comprehensive analysis published in Nature Human Behaviour. The study, which examined 1.5 million scientists and 1.8 million mentorships across chemistry, physics and neuroscience, found that trainees from large research groups had 38-48% lower "survival rates" in academia between the 1980s and 1995 compared to their small-group counterparts. However, researchers from larger labs who do stay in academia tend to achieve greater career success, publishing papers with higher citation rates and more frequently ranking among the most-cited scientists. The research team, led by social-data scientist Roberta Sinatra from the University of Copenhagen, discovered that successful large-group scientists typically published more first-author papers with their mentors as last authors, suggesting they received substantial attention despite the group size.

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Jian Zhao (pictured), Li Tian, and former Army soldier Ruoyu Duan were arrested on Thursday for conspiring to transmit sensitive data to China.

Travel groups offering adventures inside the Hermit Kingdom report that trips to Rason have been put on hold after the country tentatively reopened last month

She stands accused of banishing Justin Baldoni from the premiere of his own movie, leaving him languishing in a basement as she soaked up the spotlight.

Difficulties unpicking 25 years of technical entanglement secure £474.4M without competition

Updated  Following protracted negotiations, French outsourcer Atos has scooped up a £474.4 million ($612 million) contract without competition to build systems for a UK state bank at nearly three times the annual rate initially advertised three years ago.…

President Donald on Friday warned Moscow he was 'strongly considering' imposing sanctions and tariffs on Russia until a ceasefire and peace agreement is reached with Ukraine.

The businesswoman announced that she will be 'stepping away' from the BBC show in a touching statement on social media.

The gesture from Putin's ruling party, United Russia - was met with an online firestorm as the term 'meat grinder' is widely used to describe the brutal fate of Russian troops sent to die in his high-casualty war.

Some travellers can't bear being in the vicinity of children on flights. And it's understandable - as they are prone to scream and shout and kick seats...

A couple in Brazil were mysteriously burned on the forehead after receiving the mark of the cross on Ash Wednesday. However, there may be a scientific reason for the accident.

Speaking at the first live show of Miss Me?, the hit podcast she co-hosts with childhood friend Miquita Oliver, Lily was met with cheers from the audience as she reflected on marriage.

As the days become shorter and sunnier in the UK, it is often a sign that your home is due a much needed spring clean.

A junior theatre group “WOWed” audiences in Witham after incredible sell-out performances of one of the world's most famous musicals.

The refreshed aircraft is set to start services from May 7, offering passengers an enhanced flying experience.

The temple was dedicated to one famous Roman Emperor

Panicked texts sent by the surviving roommates moments after the murders and the chaotic 911 call around eight hours later have been revealed for the first time.

Footage captured the standoff at Almaty Airport, Kazakhstan, where a knife-wielding maniac seized a female security officer, 21, yanking her by the hair and threatening to blow up the airport with a bomb.

Looking for something new to watch this weekend? The Mail's TV experts have sifted through hundreds of programmes to bring you 20 of the best shows and films to stream on demand right now…

Drivers are facing severe delays on the A120 following a road traffic collision near the Stisted turnoff.