PETA BEE Can you get a six-pack via some vacuuming? Inside the social media obsession that is stomach vacuuming.
Peta Bee Daily workouts, long bike rides may be damaging your health, new research shows.
SEAN PARNELL Antibiotic-resistant bacteria threaten our health, the health system and potentially the whole wide world (seriously).
Ruth Ostrow Dissociative identity disorder is a relatively new term that may explain some people’s rapid mood swings.
OLIVER MOODY Scientists have found evidence that our daydreaming habits are one of the most useful of our mental abilities.
Sarah-Jane Tasker An innovative balloon device swallowed by the patient is set to revolutionise the treatment of obesity.
Peta Bee His brutal workout style has been called Zumba on steroids. The king of the ‘suicide jump’ is laughing all the way to the bank.
Phillip Adams When the world, and your identity, slips away little by little, you hardly know it’s happening.
MATTHEW DENHOLM The many applications this plant can be put to is helping to break down the barriers to its commercial cultivation.
SEAN PARNELL One day there will be very real cancer cures to change the way we view this family of fatal diseases.
A group in major new study had a 31 per cent lower risk of cancer-related deaths and a 23 per cent lower risk of premature death.
Heidi Mitchell With caffeine use disorder now listed as a mental condition, one expert spills the beans how can you kick the habit.
Ruth Ostrow Love alone is not the basis of a complete relationship; it is as important that each partner truly esteems the other.
SEAN PARNELL What will babies of today grow up to think of our world? How will their world be different to the one we grew up in?
Adam Creighton Australian health experts and doctors have attacked the government’s opposition to permitting the sale of e-cigarettes.
CAROL MIDGLEY A book argues that keeping pets had an evolutionary advantage.
THERESA MILLER The latest evidence confirms the benefits of menopausal hormone therapy far outweigh the risks.
Oliver Moody Men may give it away in their body language, but for women, it’s all about the words they use in text messages, scientists say.
Guy Kelly Critics of 23-year-old Boyan Slat’s plan to clean the world’s oceans have been relentless. But they may be about to eat their words.
RUTH OSTROW Noise levels are increasing everywhere, especially in our booming cities, and it could have an impact on our health.
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