Why we don’t always see eye to eye
Ever locked eyes with a lover and felt the thrill of a longing gaze returned? Turns out they’re just as likely to have been looking at your forehead, chin...
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Nutrition study dispels sprout doubt
Children the world over hate them but Brussels sprouts are proving to be a new superfood for older Australians....
Happy returns for maths students who get appy
A new gaming app set in ancient Egypt is helping primary school kids learn fractions and enjoy maths ‘Abydos’,...
Walk down stairs to prevent diabetes
Reducing your chances of developing diabetes could be as easy as walking down stairs, according to new research from...
Putting brain training to the test
Some brain training programs can help slow brain ageing linked to an increase risk of dementia, a new review...
Soil linked to antibiotic resistant bacteria
Soils containing even small amounts of metals are more likely to contain strains of antibiotic resistant bacteria, according to...
Australian forests get their own smoke alarms
A network of inexpensive fire monitoring sensors positioned throughout bush land could be the latest early-warning system in the...