Hormones
20 Jun 2014
Sexpert Q/A: Spicing up sex life in long term relationships
Our sexpert, Desiree Spierings, explains how to spice up sex life in long term relationships.
Children's health
09 Jun 2014
Newborns a hope for spinal injuries
A neuroscientist at UTS believes her team could find a way to mimic the reaction of stem cells in injured infants to help repair spinal…
Children's health
26 May 2014
Vaccine could offer protection against ear infections
A team of international researchers has moved a step closer to developing a vaccine to protect against middle ear infection, currently the most common infection…
Children's health
14 May 2014
Patches of Cortical Layers Disrupted During Early Brain Development in Autism
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine and the Allen Institute for Brain Science have published a study that gives clear…
Children's health
03 May 2014
Scientists discover brain’s anti-distraction system
Two Simon Fraser University psychologists have made a brain-related discovery that could revolutionise doctors’ perception and treatment of attention-deficit disorders.
Children's health
17 Mar 2014
Brain development provides insights into adolescent depression
A new study led by the University of Melbourne and Orygen Youth Health Research Centre is the first to discover that the brain develops differently…
Children's health
14 Feb 2014
Extended exposure to caffeine and sucrose impacts behaviour and brain chemistry
New research suggests the long-term consumption of caffeinated sugar-sweetened drinks in place of water can cause lasting changes to behaviour, having profound effects on brain…
Children's health
13 Feb 2014
Bedwetting: Treatments
Generally there are two main types of treatment for bedwetting. These are alarms and medication.
Children's health
13 Feb 2014
Bedwetting: Introduction
Bedwetting should not be thought of as a psychological condition. Rather, it occurs because of a number of factors related to the development of the…
