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Testosterone protects Men

Higher naturally occurring levels of the male hormone testosterone appear to protect men from fatal heart attacks or strokes and death from all manner of causes, researchers in Britain said today. But the researchers cautioned men not to begin testosterone supplementation based on the results of this 10-year study, saying the benefits and risks were unclear...Read more.

Teen smoking linked to Drug use

Teenagers who smoke are five times more likely to drink and 13 times more likely to use marijuana than those who are not smokers, says a US report issued today. The report by Columbia University's National Centre on Addiction and Substance Abuse presented further evidence linking youth smoking to other substance abuse and spotlighted research on how nicotine affects the adolescent brain...Read More.



Australians not getting enough sun

Millions of Australians are exposing themselves to bone disease, fractures, diabetes and cancers by failing to get enough vitamin D, a crucial nutrient produced when skin is exposed to sunlight. Experts have warned the highly acclaimed "Slip Slop Slap" campaign may have been taken too far by a nation terrified of skin cancer...Read more.

Gyms to regulate teaching of Yoga

National regulations governing yoga teachers in gyms will be introduced to prevent underqualified instructors injuring pupils. Fitness Australia, the exercise industry's peak body, will agree to a range of minimum qualifications for all its accredited instructors who also teach yogaRead More.


Emotional intelligence 'best at 60'

The Press Association  January 3, 2011 - It may be no accident that grandma's such a sweet old lady, according to a new study. Scientists have discovered that "emotional intelligence" only peaks when people enter their 60s.   Please click here for full story on Emotional Intelligence at 60


Working With Pesticides May Affect Memory and More

 
Business Week - December 1, 2010 - Study of agricultural workers reveals loss of thinking skills.  (HealthDay News) -- Being exposed to pesticides over a long period of time might be linked to dementia, a new study of agricultural workers suggests.  Please click here for more details on Pesticides May Affect Memory

Red Meat Under the Spotlight
Source:  ABC Science  Posted on:  24 March 2009
Many red meat lovers would have choked on their dinner this week, with new research suggesting people who consume large quantities of red meat are at a greatest risk of death from all causes.

  • CSIRO diet gets a grilling, Science Online, 03 Mar 2009
  • Too much meat, dairy raises breast cancer risk, Science Online, 16 Jul 2003
  • High meat diets may pose a kidney risk, Science Online, 20 Mar 2003

    Dr Hungerford tracks our lost nutrients
    Source: The Land - NSW, Australia    Posted on:  26 March 2009
    To put in a pacemaker in a 70-80 year old costs the Australian government $30000 .... In cases of serious body toxicity, chelation therapy may be necessary, ... Click here for full story on loss of nutrients in food

    US top court: FDA-approved labels no legal shield
    Source: Reuters UK  Posted on: 4 March 2009
    By Lisa Richwine and James Vicini WASHINGTON, March 4 (Reuters) The US Supreme Court ruled against the drugmaker Wyeth (WYE.N) on Wednesday, holding that pharmaceutical companies can be held liable for harm from medicines that carry warnings approved by federal regulators ...  Click here for full story on FDA Approved labels no legal shield


    National Health Authorities are failing to keep us safe
    Source: Changing Habits website  Posted on: 10 August 2008
    Even if the Australian public is eating just a small amount of trans fats it's still too much.  Trans Fats were produced to make candles!  The process of partial hydogenation ...... Click here for full story National Health Authorities and trans fats


    Staying Mentally Active prevents Dementia: study
    Source: AM - ABC Radio Posted on: 15 July 2008
    By Jane Cowan - If you're looking forward to slipping into a sleepy retirement anytime soon as some of us are, this story might have you thinking twice. Australian scientists have, for the first time, shown how staying mentally active can help stave off dementia .... Click here to view Staying mentally active story.

    Doctors in for a dose of alternative medicine
    Source: The Age - Melbourne,Victoria  Posted: 5 July 2008
    By Nick Miller - Is a move by the college of GPs to set up a faculty examining natural therapies enlightened or opening the door to quackery?  It's important to keep an open ..... Click here to view full article on Alternative medicine.


    Finding the 'best' exercise to burn fat is less important than keeping at it.
    Source:  Health & Wellbeing  Posted:  24 June 2008
    Exercise is important whether you need to lose weight or not. In fact, being fat but fit is considered healthier than being a skinny slob.Click here to view.

    Parkinson's find right under scientists' noses
    Source:  ABC News  Posted: 19 June 2008
    Australian scientists have made a major breakthrough in research into Parkinson's disease....Click here for view the broadcast.

    Mate, you're early
    Source:  ABC Health & Wellbeing Posted: 12 June 2008
    By Peter Lavelle - Premature ejaculation is the most common of all male sexual complaints. Most men are loath to talk about it, but it can be effectively treated...... Click here for full article on premature ejaculation.


    Revealed: How Split Families get along
    Source: Sydney Morning Herald - Sydney, NSW  Posted: 28 May 2008
    Lawrie Moloney, the head of the Department of Counselling and Psychological Health at La Trobe University, said the findings revealed there was "lots of ..... Click here to read full article.

    Google Offers Personal Health Records on the Web
    Source: New York Times  Posted on: 21 May 2008
    By STEVE LOHR After a year and half of development, Google began offering online personal health records to the public on Monday. The Internet search giant’s service, Google Health, ... Click here to view Personal Health Records story.

    The Genetically Modified Smile
    Source: Wellbeing & Health ABC Posted: 1 May 2008
    By Peter Lavelle - Half all happiness is in the genes, say psychologists. But even if you're naturally a misery-guts, you can change.   Do you sincerely want to be happy? Of course you do..... Click here to read full article.


    The Power of the Placebo
    Source: Business Spectator - Melbourne  Posted: March 2008
    According to the Department of Health: “Evidence shows therapy is as effective as drugs in the short term and longer lasting in the long term.Click here for full article

    Gene breakthrough in Motor Neurone Disease
    Source: ABC News - Posted on: March 2008
    Australian scientists have made an important discovery about what causes the devastating illness, motor neurone disease. They have found it's an abnormal gene which kills the nerves from the brain to all the muscles in the body. Click here to view video on gene breakthrough

    Health insurance hike 'will hurt'
    Source: The Australian - Posted on: 6 March 2008
    CONSUMER groups say working families will struggle to pay the five per cent hike in private health insurance on top of rising groceries, petrol and housing prices.  Click here for more on Health Insurance hike

    Scans show what really goes on inside the head of that stroppy teenager.
    Source: The Times - Posted on: March 2008
    A little-known region of the brain has been pinpointed as a key factor in the transformation of mother’s little darling into a rude and moody adolescent.
    Click here for more on the study of the brain


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