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  • What’s the difference between hot sweat and cold sweat?
    Sweat the details: Comparing the responses and odors of hot vs. cold sweat and their psychophysical effects.

  • 3 bathroom items you shouldn’t really share, according to an expert
    Sharing towels, toothbrushes, or razors can spread infections, including superbugs, blood-borne viruses, and warts—protect yourself with personal hygiene vigilance.

  • Can a new blood test really detect ME/CFS? An expert unpacks new research
    Groundbreaking blood test for chronic fatigue syndrome diagnoses with 96% accuracy, offering hope for millions.

  • 5 unexpected ways your oral health affects your overall health
    Protect your heart, brain, and body through oral hygiene—brushing and flossing do more than fight cavities; they’re gatekeepers of your overall health.

  • Is it OK to sit on public toilet seats?
    Facing the germ jungle on public toilet seats? Learn the risks, how to protect yourself, and why you shouldn’t fear the seat.

  • Does ASMR really help with anxiety? A psychology expert explains the evidence
    Exploring the calming phenomenon of ASMR: what triggers it, who it affects, and the science behind its potential benefits for anxiety and sleep.

  • Do TikTok ‘anti-inflammatory diets’ really work?
    TikTok’s viral anti-inflammatory diets promise health miracles, but they often lack scientific backing and overemphasize restrictive eating.

  • It’s OK to use paracetamol in pregnancy. Here’s what the science says about the link with autism
    Trump cautions against paracetamol use in pregnancy due to autism fears; researchers clarify risks and safe use guidelines.

  • Social connections, service access, language: how disability can make things even harder for refugees
    New research reveals the heightened struggles refugees with disabilities face in Australia, from social integration to accessing services.

  • Autism is lifelong. Here’s what support looks like in adulthood
    Government redirects children with autism from NDIS to Thriving Kids, sparking debate on what effective adult autism support should entail.

  • Art and music therapies can be ‘life changing’ for people with disability
    Art and music therapy’s vital role affirmed, as NDIA endorses equal NDIS rates post-review.

  • For migrants, dementia can mean losing a language – and a whole world
    Dementia can strip migrants of their adopted English, reverting them to their childhood languages—affecting 28% of Australians with dementia.

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