Darling, I love you…from the bottom of my brain
Darling, I love you … from the bottom of my brain By George Paxinos, Neuroscience Research Australia In William Shakespeare’s […]
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What is Insomnia and what can you do about it?
Explainer: what is insomnia and what can you do about it? By Imogen Rehm, Swinburne University of Technology; Hailey Meaklim,
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Many people use drugs – but here’s why most don’t become addicts
Many people use drugs – but here’s why most don’t become addicts By Paul Hayes, London School of Hygiene &
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Remember when we? Why sharing memories is soul food?
'Remember when we…?' Why sharing memories is soul food By Amanda Barnier and Penny Van Bergen Families and friends share
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What is Psoriasis
Explainer: what is psoriasis? By Rodney Sinclair, University of Melbourne Psoriasis is an inflammatory disease of the skin that affects
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Working out PTSD- exercise is a vital part of treatment
‘Working out’ PTSD – exercise is a vital part of treatment By Simon Rosenbaum, George Institute for Global Health In
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Risk and respect- what to know about disclosing mental illness at work
Risk and respect – what to know about disclosing mental illness at work By Sarah von Schrader, Cornell University Deciding
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Female sexual dysfunction or not knowing how to ask what feels good?
Female sexual dysfunction or not knowing how to ask for what feels good? By Sally Hunter, University of New England
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World Aids day: How effective is PMTCT?
By Donah MBABAZI. Photo: Breastfeeding is very important for the first 18 months. (Internet photo) A research article published last
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Lips are most exposed erogenous zone
Lips are the most exposed erogenous zone, which makes kissing feel very good By Sheril Kirshenbaum, University of Texas at