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Scientists slow down the ageing process
Scientists slow down the ageing process

Scientists say they have found a brain region that controls physical ageing, and could target it to manipulate the lifespan…

Gaming is good for your brain
Gaming is good for your brain

Playing video games can prevent and even reverse deteriorating brain functions such as memory, reasoning and visual processing…

Blog: Is homeopathy a sham?
Blog: Is homeopathy a sham?

When homeopathy is taught at tertiary institutions it lends the controversial practice an elevated level of credibility…

Expert: Flying affects thinking
Expert: Flying affects thinking

Next time you fly, here's the perfect excuse to switch off your laptop, put down the crossword and settle in with a drink…

Health & Wellbeing

Breast implants could hide cancer - study
Breast implants could hide cancer - study

Breast implants may delay cancer diagnosis in women, says a new study urging a thorough probe into the…

Teen pregnancy cuts breast cancer risk in half - research

An early or teen pregnancy is tied to cutting risks of breast cancer by 50 percent, a new study finds.

Chew on this: Caffeinated gum

Looking for a new way to get a caffeine hit? Food companies are betting snacks like potato chips, jelly beans and gum with…

Diabetes risk in one daily drink

Drinking one can of fizzy drink a day can increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by a fifth, researchers have found…

Saudi Arabia's anti-violence ad
Saudi Arabia's anti-violence ad

This arresting image of a Saudi woman, her bruised eye visible through her burka, is the first ever…

Shelly Bridgeman: Are you scared of dying?

Are you scared of death? Is this a reasonable response or an irrational emotion? How have you overcome such a fear in the…

More money, more happiness

Money does indeed buy happiness, and more money leads to more happiness, according to a study by economic researchers.

Alessandro R. Demaio: Our relationship with the bottle is just bizarre

A concept which stumps me is alcohol. Have you ever stood back and thought about how we treat this drug? Because let's be…

Louise Thompson: Stop chasing the why

Figure out what you are not letting go of. An old rejection that niggles away at the back of your mind. Make a note and…

The peptide effect diary: Part one
The peptide effect diary: Part one

My legs feel like overcooked noodles as I wobble my way down the stairs of a North Shore gym following…

Slippery path of a drug cheat

Herald reporter Steve Deane put his body on the line to find out how easy peptides are to obtain and their effect on sporting…

Retreat and surrender

24 hours of bliss in a Whitford retreat gives Bronwyn Sell an idea of how relaxing a spa visit can be.

Fitness Challenge: Faith moves mountains

Each week Rachel Grunwell tries a new sport to bring you the lowdown.

Cross purposes

Weightlifting for kids? Danielle Wright finds it's not as bad as it sounds.

Charlotte Martin: Change your diet to fit your jeans and genes
Charlotte Martin: Change your diet to fit your jeans and genes

Today, we know that lifestyle and environment interact with diet to affect our health, writes Charlotte…

Health & Wellbeing Archives

Nicky Park

Nicky Park: These fruits are berry good for you
Nicky Park: These fruits are berry good for you

Life & Style Editor Nicky Park speaks to an international berry expert about why these fruits are so good for you.

Nicky Park: Food facts or fibs?
Nicky Park: The best breakfast
Blog: Are you eating toxic oil?
Nicky Park: Does your body get cracking?
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