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Why do we enjoy being scared at the cinema? The thrill is about more than a jump scareA noise, a moment of anticipation, a danger we know is fictional: horror films play on several levels. Research sheds light on this particular pleasure without suggesting it is universal.
With a baby, a bond can develop graduallyFeelings of closeness, care and interaction do not always develop at the same pace. Ways to understand your bond with a baby without judging yourself.
Une femme aujourd’hui: Guédiguian links the personal to collective historyReleased in France on 21 October, the film puts Marilou Aussilloux at the centre of a story of rebuilding. Robert Guédiguian’s intentions shed light on the project.
Social connection: counting encounters is not enoughThe WHO distinguishes measurable social isolation from the feeling of loneliness. This is a useful distinction when thinking about the places, activities and relationships that help people feel genuinely welcome.
With headphones, volume and duration go hand in handListening at a moderate volume does not have the same effect as prolonged exposure to very loud sound. The WHO’s guidance encourages us to look at our overall listening habits.
Working at a screen: a break also starts with your workstationMain screen, keyboard, lighting and alternating tasks: prevention is about more than buying a new chair. A Luxembourg guide encourages you to look at your set-up as a whole.
Sleep: looking for pointers, not a perfect nightTimings, environment, daytime tiredness: a few observations can help clarify the problem. In Luxembourg, a public resource also explains when to discuss it with your doctor.
Hosting without alcohol: giving choice its rightful placeLuxembourg’s summer 2026 campaign puts alternatives centre stage. The idea remains useful in autumn: offer a thoughtfully prepared drink without asking anyone to justify their preference.