Brady's 'particularly unusual' advice baffles experts
Guzzling down water and electrolytes each day, the American footballer claims he is so well-hydrated that 'even with adequate exposure to the sun, I won't get sunburned'.
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Sarah Berry
Lifestyle Health Editor
We ignore this type of exercise but we shouldn't
The humble push-up is often underrated when compared with racier forms of exercise, but the old faithful may pave the way to a longer life.
Natural approach offers 'hope' to women with PCOS
Corrinn Russell had suffered for eight years before receiving any relief from her polycystic ovarian syndrome.
Where Australian women's wellbeing sits on a global scale
The wellbeing of Australian women ranks 17th in the world, according to the new global Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) Index, released at the United Nations on October 26.
Daydreaming may be sign you're smart
New study shows that people whose minds wander more tend to score more highly on creative and intellectual tests as well as having more efficient brain patterns.
Bootcamp for breath may lead to better health
"I made a very good choice," says Fiona Teudt.
How humans have moved away from our 'biological destiny'
Our love of social media and pursuit of personal happiness may have unexpected implications leading us away from our "biological destiny", says leading psychologist and social researcher Hugh Mackay.
The act of letting go to lead a better life
"I've let go of a lot of things," says Sarah Wilson, who after a four month solo overseas trip is living out of her lightweight travel backpack and calling Airbnb home. "I've let go of possessions, I've let go of how a 43-year-old woman should be living."
What the 'world's most beautiful' list reveals about us
The eye of the collective beholder may be changing for the better. At least, this is the first-glance appearance of new analysis of how beauty has changed over the past 30 years. It found there is more diversity in age and ethnicity when it comes to what we consider beautiful.
Why cancer rates are increasing in the world's 'top' countries
Our healthcare system may be fuelling an epidemic of obesity, diabetes and cancer.
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