When Jorges Luis Borges wrote his 1939 essay, ‘The Total Library’, it’s unlikely he expected his concept would be...

1st November marked Sturge Weber Syndrome Awareness Day, which marks the rare disease discovered by Dr. William Allen Sturge, born on...

As Adam & Eve learned the hard way, when something’s forbidden, you crave it like never before. So when a daily walk lasting just one...

The terms ‘collective action’ and ‘global cooperation’ resonate like never before during the COVID-19 pandemic. The words conjure up...

As we start the second decade of the 21st century, some people are taking part in ‘Dry January’, while others...

The Curious PR team was delighted to be invited to this year’s excellent New Scientist Live expo at London ExCel to witness hundreds of...

TODAY is National Junk food Day, supposedly a time to revel in indulging in a ‘rare’ calorific treat. So we’ve chosen today to publish...

Whether you have children of your own, or are simply interested in the future of our society, you can’t help have noticed growing concern...

It takes a global team to diffuse a ‘ticking time bomb’! Today, we received the news via the WHO and Imperial College London that women...

This blog looks at some of the facts about Vitamin D, and intriguingly, how a lack of the ‘sunshine vitamin’ is being implicated in a...

Last week, I attended a talk for people involved in healthcare communications to hear how ‘nudge theory’ is being used at the Department...

The English language is full of references that link guts and brains – ‘I feel gutted’, ‘What’s your gut reaction?’, ‘That news left a...

Without wishing to sound critical or mean spirited, my week’s holiday surfing and relaxing on the English coast this summer came as quite...

Curious PR founder, Hannah Kapff, was recently asked to submit an opinion piece for a PR media title, which got her reflecting on what...