Shaoni Bhattacharya

Swipe and burn

Dating apps that connect people in the here and now are being linked to a surge in sexually transmitted infections. Shaoni Bhattacharya reports

Keep it real

Bhattacharya reviews Bertolt Brechts Life of Galileo directed by Joe Wright and performed by Brendan Cowell and Billy Howle at the Young Vic in London, England.

Leave them kids alone

Bhattacharya reviews The Gardener and the Carpenter What the new science of child development tells us about the relationship between parents and children by Alison Gopnik and The End of American Childhood: A history of parenting from life on the frontier to the managed child by Paula S. Fass.

Alzheimer's unlocked

Toppling the old ideas as to what causes Alzheimers disease could finally halt the spread of the worlds most common form of dementia

A whale called Hope

Whales: Beneath the Surface, an exhibition at Londons Natural Museum on February 28, 2018 is reviewed.

Time to get under-involved with the children

Bhattacharya reviews Raising Children: Surprising insights from other cultures by David Lancy and Lifelong Kindergarten: Cultivating creativity through projects, passion, peers, and play by Mitchel Resnick.

Busy little bees

Listen to the secrets of a honeybee hive in Kews latest sculpture, says Shaoni Bhattacharya

Picking up the pieces

Bhattacharya reviews Who Owns the Deadquest; The science and politics of death at ground zero

The matter with facts

Bhattacharya reviews Denying To The Grave: Why we ignore the facts that will save us by Sara E. Gorman and Jack M. Gorman, and Calling the Shots: Why parents reject vaccines by Jennifer A. Reich.

The lost souls of Fromelles

Mass graves from the first world war are giving up precious secrets – about both sides. Shaoni Bhattacharya reports