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Don’t hold back

A new study reveals why you shouldn’t bottle up your emotions

New study claims Alzheimer’s disease could be infectious

New findings suggest Alzheimer’s disease not just genetic as previously thought

Fallopian tube ‘biobank’ starts ectopic pregnancy research in Sydney

In a world first, researchers at UNSW and Sydney’s Royal Hospital for Women, have begun research into ectopic pregnancy.

Did your University make the TOP 500 list for 2015?

Where do Australian and New Zealand Universities sit on the world stage?

Sniffing out Cancer

These puppies are using their incredible sense of smell to sniff out cancer.

This lab created brain could change the future of Neuroscience

Scientists have grown a brain using skin cells and it could completely transform the way we treat neurological diseases.

Fashion Targets Breast Cancer 2015 with Karen Walker

Fashion Targets Breast Cancer have launched their 2015 campaign with the chic assistance of Kiwi designer Karen Walker.

How mobile phones could rescue us from obesity

New study finds mobile phones could improve the health of young people

The “Skinny Pill” is almost a reality

Researchers are hopeful about a pill that could block the gene responsible for obesity and Diabetes Type 2

High numbers of children struggle with mental illness, says new Study

A new study has found parents and doctors need to be more aware of mental illness when it comes to children

Flaunting your love on Facebook indicates your relationship is strong

Loved-up selfies and being Facebook official for couples means their love will go the distance, according to new study

Adventurous eaters are healthier and weigh less, says study

Delicious news for culinary thrill-seekers.

What your musical taste reveals about your personality

Are you a fan or rock, dance or classical music? According to researchers from the University of Cambridge the music you like to listen to is very telling about the kind of person you are.

New study suggests ‘doing good deeds’ could help curb social anxiety

New research points to good deeds and feelings of worth, being linked to treatment for social anxiety disorders.

Simple blood test gives women at risk of breast cancer a better chance of survival

Researchers develop new test that predicts breast cancer five years before it occurs

Science shows eating gluten-free isn’t actually any healthier for most

New research debunks gluten-free ‘healthy eating’ myth.

How recalling happy memories could help recovery from depression

Good news! Happy memories are a lot stronger than sad memories.

Stop being boring! 9 easy ways to stop boring your family and friends

A comprehensive study delves into the most effective strategies to break free from the monotony and keep your family and friends thoroughly engaged.

This new device can diagnose Malaria in minutes

Game changer: How this one device can change the way we treat Malaria

Green spaces improving schoolchildren’s mental development

New studies reveal an increase in short-term memory thanks to green spaces in schools

Cancer treatments made gentler, yet child survival improved

A new study reveals that cancer treatment, whilst gentler than the average dose, has seen more children surviving than ever before.

How much is too much? A new study into alcohol consumption has the answers

To drink or not to drink? That is the age old question being answered by this latest study

Being drunk is pretty much like being in love

So it turns out that love really is a drug

Orange juice may help brain function

Orange juice might be a secret weapon in the ageing process.

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