New research reveals that 1 in 5 Australians who suffered from hair loss became depressed.
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Two New Zealander’s have cycled from London to NZ to raise money for suicide prevention.
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How do we understand our grief responses to the tragedy in Las Vegas?
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A new report reveals the extent of modern day slavery in New Zealand – and how the health sector can help.
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Those who have a university degree are most likely to sleep on their left sides, while those who take to […]
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Could inadequate sleep be increasing your waistline?
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Researchers have discovered a link between sleep disruption and Alzheimer’s disease.
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September is a big month for men – we celebrate Father’s Day and it’s also Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, an issue we simply can’t afford not to talk about.
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Plants prove they’re more than just a pretty face with a range of health benefits.
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With spring well and truly sprung, now is the time to start building up a resistance to hay fever. And if you’re already feeling the itch, here’s how to ease those sniffly symptoms.
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Five Minutes with Associate Professor Elgene Lim NBCF funded researcher Associate Professor Elgene Lim, researcher at the Garvan Institute of […]
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Polynesian Spa offers luxury treatments to rejuvenate the body and ease the stresses of modern living.
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Physiotherapist and Women’s Health Coach, Heba Shaheed, talks about how her own experience with Endometriosis has shaped her practice and allowed her to help hundreds of others who suffer in silence.
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People who are dealing with feelings of despair can feel like there’s no options or possibility for a better a life.
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Just like mindfulness, being present in the hygge sense requires conscious effort.
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Having the ability to be clear of spirit, mind, heart and body can help you make better and ‘more right’ decisions – intuitive decisions that are best for you.
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It’s a secret green thumbs have always known; gardening is not just good for your plants, it’s good for your mind, body and soul. Increasingly, the benefits are being backed by science, giving rise to a new approach to mental health – horticultural therapy.
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A new report has found that one-third of dementia cases could be prevented if public health initiatives were implemented.
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The options for tea-time are limitless, which is not only a good thing for your taste buds, but also great for the variety of benefits you can receive from drinking different types of tea.
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A new study published in the journal Nature has found that generosity makes people happier. Scientists from the University of […]
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