It’s not cricket for allergies
Eating insects could be a real bug-ger for people living with shellfish allergies, according to a new study. About two billion people around the world already eat insects on...
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Marsupial manure solves truffle trouble
Wallaby waste is more important than you’d think. The cute creatures play an important part in preserving Australian forest...
Exercising one arm strengthens the other
By exercising their brains, Australian scientists have found that lifting weights with one arm can improve the strength of...
A treatment revolution for stroke patients
New Australian research looks set to revolutionise the way stroke patients are treated if they lose their ability to...
Eat, drink and don’t be wary of Brussels sprouts
You might find them hard to stomach but Brussels sprouts could do wonders for your heart. We all know...
Mobile phones – a smart way to parent
Parents using smartphones are often portrayed as neglectful but new research has found the opposite could be true. A...
Breakfast, crunch and dinner
An apple a day really does keep the doctor away, especially if you like to smoke or drink. Research...
The silent cost of COVID-19 – Languages lost as pandemic spreads
COVID-19’s deadly rampage across the globe has not just left ravaged economies and untold personal grief. It has accelerated...
Too much food bad for our waste line
It’s delicious – but what happens when you just can’t eat another bite?. Research from Edith Cowan University shows...
‘Frozen shoulder’ pain has joint cause
Traumatic ligament injury usually means one thing – pain. But researchers from the University of Western Australia, Edith Cowan...