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Exercise for brain health
Physical activity has repeatedly been shown to influence psychology and neurology. Exercise significantly improves cognition (thinking), decreases stress and anxiety, improves self-esteem and decreases depression.
07 Dec 2009
Nutrition for healthy teeth (dental health and food)
The main cause of tooth loss is tooth decay (dental caries), and one of the most significant factors in the start of tooth decay is…
25 Nov 2009
Gastrointestinal stromal tumours (GISTs)
Gastrointestinal stromal tumours are the most common type of cancer affecting cells in the gastrointestinal tract, usually the stomach cells.
02 Nov 2009
Oral mucositis and nutrition
Mucositis can have a very severe impact on a patient's ability to eat and drink. Nutritional support is an essential component of cancer treatment and…
23 Oct 2009
Oral mucositis (OM)
Oral mucositis refers to an inflammatory, erosive, and/or ulcerative process inside the mouth, which is usually caused by radiation or chemotherapy.
21 Oct 2009
Oral mucosa
The oral mucosa or "skin" inside the mouth covers most of the oral cavity apart from the teeth. It acts as a barrier and protects…
18 Oct 2009
Who is present at a birth?
In Australia, obstetricians, GP-obstetricians, or midwives may deliver babies. In teaching hospitals, midwifery or medical students, as well as junior doctors or trainee obstetricians may…
27 Sep 2009
Bonding With Your Baby During Pregnancy
Bonding with a baby during pregnancy refers to a process through which a pregnant woman experiences feelings and emotions for her foetus, interacts with her…
18 Sep 2009
