Melbourne, 17 September 2026 (Conversation) How should we refer to people with mental ill health, disability, or neurodivergence? Terminology should be respectful, apt and avoid carrying stigma. It’s also important to listen to people’s preferences about how they refer to their condition.
Toronto, Oct 10 (The Conversation) We all know about the benefits of physical activity — not just to reduce the risks of chronic disease and physical injuries but also to improve mental health and productivity at work. But many people just don’t
You need vitamin B12 to help make red blood cells, nerves, and DNA. The effects of deficiency can be varied and insidious—fatigue, a sore tongue, unsteadiness, muscle weakness, numbness in the hands and feet, depression, memory loss, and cognitive issues—and they’re often
A massive international study shows that nearly all heart attacks, strokes, and cases of heart failure occur in people with at least one known cardiovascular risk factor. More than 9 million South Korean adults and thousands of U.S. adults were tracked, revealing
Sydney, Sep 30 (The Conversation) Walk into a shop, board a plane, log into your bank, or scroll through your social media feed, and chances are you might be asked to scan your face. Facial recognition and other kinds of face-based biometric
