Research

Recent research from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health highlights a concerning link between screen use and sleep quality, particularly among university students. The study found that spending just one …

Recent research indicates that employees hesitant to return to the office may jeopardise their career growth. The ongoing discourse concerning remote work has prompted discussions about the potential for being …

Seven Australian universities are set to experience significant reductions in research funding from the United States, as confirmed by the Department of Education. This cutback is part of a wider …

Researchers from Sydney have achieved a significant advancement in the detection of silicosis, a lung disease triggered by inhaling fine silica dust. This breakthrough comes with the introduction of a …

A recent report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) highlights the key factors driving rising energy prices, with the cost of gas identified as the primary …

A pioneering study in Australia has unveiled that the natural fats found in infants’ skin can serve as indicators for the likelihood of developing eczema, a condition that affects one …

Exercise snacking, a concept introduced in 2007 by Harvard cardiologist Howard Hartley, refers to short bursts of physical activity lasting from 30 seconds to around 10 minutes. Activities can include …

A recent study from the University of Sydney highlights significant health risks associated with putting toddlers to sleep with a bottle, linking the practice to increased dental cavities and early …

Scientists in Australia are embarking on an extensive study aimed at understanding anxiety disorders, which affect approximately one in six Australians. This project, known as the QIMR Berghofer Living with …

Recent research indicates a significant rise in “porch piracy,” a term used to describe the theft of packages delivered to homes, as online shopping continues to flourish in Australia. A …