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The Irish Potato Famine, the enslavement in Trinidad, and measles epidemics in Iceland share a notable commonality: in extreme conditions, women tend to outlive men. This phenomenon is explored in …

Residents of Saint-Louis, a small town in France, have been prohibited from consuming tap water due to contamination by “forever chemicals” known as per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). This decision …

Recent research suggests that a medication similar to Ozempic may offer new hope for chronic migraine sufferers. In Australia, an estimated 5 million people experience migraines, with women being three …

Recent findings from scientists indicate a notable decrease in the quantity of shark products seized at Australia’s borders; however, the country remains implicated in the global shark trade. Research conducted …

Concerns about the dangers of relying on “Dr Google” have been heightened with the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), which poses new challenges in the realm of health misinformation. A …

Australia is set to trial a revolutionary new insulin pill designed for individuals living with diabetes in just a few months. This promising alternative to traditional insulin injections has received …

The White’s Seahorse, measuring around 15 cm, is a distinctive marine species currently listed as endangered. These remarkable creatures have been disappearing from Australian waters, particularly in New South Wales, …

New regulations have been introduced in Australia to reduce the levels of harmful “forever chemicals,” specifically per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), in drinking water. These synthetic chemicals, which number over …

A recent study highlights the value of taking a short nap for problem-solving, reinforcing the idea that "sleeping on it" can lead to those enlightening "eureka" moments. While it has …

Walking dogs is a joyful activity for many, but it has come to light that it is also responsible for an estimated £23 million (around $50 million AUD) in hand …