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  • Could cutting back on caffeine really give you more vivid dreams? Here’s what the science says
    Cutting caffeine might enhance your dreams – here’s the scientific scoop on how decaf could lead to a more vivid night’s imagination.

  • Is TikTok right? Should I avoid matcha if I have low iron?
    Is your matcha habit to blame for low iron levels? Experts weigh in on the popular drink’s potential impact on health.

  • When a partner has a health shock, our study shows what happens to work, chores and fun
    When a partner faces illness, it’s the whole family who responds: work hours drop, caregiving increases, and financial stress rises. Our study reveals the impacts on Australian households.

  • What is lecanemab, the newly approved Alzheimer’s drug? Can it really slow down dementia?
    Lecanemab, a new Alzheimer’s drug, offers hope yet bears high costs and risk of brain swelling, challenging accessibility for Australians.

  • A new treatment for Huntington’s disease is genuinely promising – but here’s why we still need caution
    Promising gene therapy offers hope for Huntington’s disease but warrants cautious optimism amid early, unreviewed results.

  • Does ‘fasted’ cardio help you lose weight? Here’s the science
    Fasted exercise: fat-burning trend or fitness myth? Get the facts on whether skipping breakfast boosts fat loss and sports performance.

  • How To Pick the Right Cosmetic Surgeon
    Choosing a cosmetic surgeon? Learn how to conduct background checks, understand board certifications, and recognize red flags to ensure safe, competent treatment.

  • Peanut Allergy Diagnoses Have Been Halved: What Did They Do?
    Early introduction of allergenic foods leads to a significant drop in peanut allergies among infants, reshaping the face of food allergy prevention.

  • Margarine & Your Heart
    Butter vs Margarine: an age-old health debate. Latest research clarifies saturated fats, micronutrients, and the effects of interesterified fats on heart health.

  • Watch Out For Furanocoumarins!
    Grapefruit’s shadow in medication: from overdose risks to reduced efficacy, understand how furanocoumarins in citrus can dramatically alter drug effects.

  • Alzheimer’s vs Cancer
    Alzheimer’s patients 21x less likely to get cancer. T-cells may hold secrets to mutual therapies without choosing one disease over another.

  • The Fat That Fuels Alzheimer’s Disease
    Shed light on the adipose-brain connection: How fat tissue might spur Alzheimer’s and transforming fat to its healthiest form could be key.

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