Repressed Memory Idea Returns via 'The Body Keeps the Score'
The book 'The Body Keeps the Score' popularizes the debunked idea of repressed memories stored in the body. Experts warn this can lead to false memories through suggestive therapies.
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How to Live Peacefully with Spiders and Bugs
Learn why most household bugs are harmless and discover humane ways to coexist with spiders, ants, and other insects without resorting to killing them.
Whey Protein Shortage Looms as Weight-Loss Drugs Fuel Demand
The popularity of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs has driven whey protein prices to record highs, sparking fears of a shortage as demand outstrips supply.
Supporting Britain's Hidden Army of Carers
A new documentary explores the struggles of unpaid carers in the UK, highlighting the need for better support and recognition for this hidden army.
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Dementia Rebels: Fighting Stereotypes, Demanding Support
Dementia activists like Maxine Linnell, Julie Hayden, George Rook, and Kate Swaffer challenge damaging stereotypes and prescribed disengagement, advocating for proper support and a more hopeful narrative.
Brushing Teeth in Hospital Cuts Pneumonia Risk by 60%
A new study finds that a simple daily tooth-brushing routine for hospital patients can reduce the risk of non-ventilator hospital-acquired pneumonia by 60%, saving lives and hospital days.
Intrusive vs Suicidal Thoughts: Key Differences
Learn the difference between intrusive thoughts and suicidal thoughts, when they become warning signs, and how to seek help for mental health concerns.
Mid-Year Survival Guide for 2026
Feeling drained by 2026? You're not alone. Here's a practical guide to navigate the remaining months with resilience, humor, and a bit of hope.
Daughter's Journey Caring for Ageing Mother in Australia
A personal account of the challenges and rewards of caring for an elderly parent in Australia, highlighting the need for better aged care support.
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Moving Into Aged Care: Key Considerations
Rachel Lane outlines crucial factors to consider when transitioning to aged care, including financial, emotional, and practical aspects.
Best Bluetooth Sleep Masks Tested: Stream Audio & Block Light
I spent weeks testing top-rated Bluetooth sleep masks to find the best for streaming audio while blocking light. Here are my favorites, plus a FAQ on how they work.
First Fully Bulk Billing GP in Jandakot Opens
Berrigan Family Medical Centre in Jandakot transitions to fully bulk billed GP services, becoming the first in the area. The move aims to improve healthcare accessibility for all Medicare cardholders.
Living with Brain Injury: Readers' Stories and Insights
Readers share their experiences with brain injury recovery, highlighting the importance of early rehabilitation and the challenges of accessing NHS services.
Muscle Drug May Cut Lean Mass Loss During Weight Loss
A small trial suggests apitegromab, a monoclonal antibody, helps retain lean body mass when used with GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, but experts call for larger studies.
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Mother urges second opinion after daughter's eye misdiagnosis
A mother is urging parents to seek second opinions after her daughter's rare autoimmune eye condition was misdiagnosed as conjunctivitis, leaving her blind in one eye and threatening the other.
Financial prep for a parent's death: key documents beyond the will
Certified financial planner Beth Pinsker shares essential documents like power of attorney and healthcare proxy, which are more critical than a will for managing a parent's affairs.
Rediscover Your Creative Spark: Austin Kleon’s Tips
Feeling stuck? Author Austin Kleon shares how embracing childlike play can reignite creativity and joy in adult life, with simple exercises to break free from routines.
Is Sugar Toxic? Dietitian Debunks Common Myth
Dietitian Dr Emily Leeming explains that sugar is not inherently toxic; context and overall diet matter more than cutting out all sweet foods.
1,300+ Monthly Deaths from Long A&E Waits in England
Analysis reveals over 1,300 patients die monthly due to long A&E waits in England, a tenfold increase in a decade, prompting calls for urgent action.
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Monday Briefing: Are We Any Closer to a Cure for Cancer?
New insights into cancer detection and treatments offer hope, but uneven access to care remains a challenge. Experts discuss incremental progress and breakthroughs at a global summit.
Heroic melanoma scientist Richard Scolyer to receive state funeral
Professor Richard Scolyer, former Australian of the Year and world-renowned melanoma expert, has died at 59 after battling brain cancer. A state funeral has been announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Healthy Takeaway Swaps for Fast-Food Favourites
Weekend Sunrise nutritionist Sarah Di Lorenzo shares homemade versions of fast-food staples, including high-protein breakfast muffins, cauliflower-base pizza, and lighter honey-garlic chicken. These recipes offer simple, nutritious swaps without sacrifici
Most Common Last Word Before Dying Revealed
A study reveals over 80% of dying patients call for their mother, a universal experience transcending culture and language. Paramedics and palliative care workers share moving accounts.
Norway's Crown Princess on Lung Transplant Waiting List
Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, 52, has been placed on a lung transplant waiting list due to worsening pulmonary fibrosis, with doctors warning she may have only a year to live.
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Richard Scolyer's Final Letter: 'Cancer Does Not Define Us'
In an open letter published after his death, Professor Richard Scolyer reflects on his life, his battle with brain cancer, and his hope for future cancer research.
How Food Companies Shape Fussy Eating Habits
New research reveals that fussy eating in children is influenced by commercial food companies through marketing and ultra-processed foods, putting parents in a difficult position.
Record 1.92m wait for NHS diagnostic tests in England
A record 1.92 million people in England are waiting for NHS diagnostic tests, with one in five waiting over six weeks, raising concerns over patient safety.
Pancreatic Cancer Drug Doubles Survival Time
A new drug called daraxonrasib doubled survival time for pancreatic cancer patients in a recent clinical trial, offering new hope in the fight against this deadly disease.
How to Know If You're in Perimenopause: Signs and Diagnosis
Perimenopause often starts in your mid-40s with irregular periods. Diagnosis is usually clinical, not via blood tests. Symptoms include hot flashes, sleep issues, and vaginal dryness.
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Readers Respond to NHS Maternity Care Failures
Readers share personal experiences and insights on the serious failings at Nottingham university hospitals trust, highlighting issues of arrogance, lack of accountability, and the impact of austerity on NHS maternity services.
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