Zika via sex and blood: how worried should we be?
Zika via sex and blood: how worried should we be? Beverley Paterson, University of Newcastle For a fairly non-descript virus, […]
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Got gout? Here is what to eat and avoid
Got gout? Here’s what to eat and avoid Clare Collins, University of Newcastle Historically called the disease of kings, gout
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Not all psychopaths are criminals – some psychopathic traits are actually linked to success
Not all psychopaths are criminals – some psychopathic traits are actually linked to success Scott O. Lilienfeld, Emory University and
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causes, symptoms and cures of typhoid fever
Explainer: causes, symptoms and cures of typhoid fever Lucille Blumberg, University of the Witwatersrand In response to media reports about
What’s happening to us when we get drunk?
What’s happening to us when we get drunk? Stephen Bright, Curtin University The Australian relationship with alcohol is complicated. It’s
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The magic of reflexology
By Donah MBABAZI (Photo: The New Times Rwanda) It is merely a touch or sensual rub on someone’s feet and
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The science behind a more meaningful understanding of sexual orientation
The science behind a more meaningful understanding of sexual orientation Michael Sean Pepper, University of Pretoria and Beverley Kramer, University
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what is pain and what is happening when we feel it?
Explainer: what is pain and what is happening when we feel it? Lorimer Moseley, University of South Australia If someone
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Why sleep could be the key to tackling mental illness
Why sleep could be the key to tackling mental illness Russell Foster, University of Oxford We are only beginning to
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Overthinking could be driving creativity in people with neurotic disorders
Overthinking could be driving creativity in people with neurotic disorders Steven Lyon, University of Huddersfield People who suffer from neuroticism