A new study from the Garvan and Kirby Institutes in Sydney has looked at whether it makes a difference which arm gets your booster shot i.e. subsequent vaccinations to the first one. It turns out the immune response is much more effective if the second shot is given...
Apparently one in four Australians has a tattoo. Not sure how reliable that number is but anecdotally you now see a lot more people with tattoos. Anything from fine line art work to dense tattoos covering large areas. There’s a long history of tattoos going back...
Microplastics are small particles of plastics under 5mm in size. Some are tiny (less than 0.1 of a micrometre) and are often referred to as nanoplastics. In general, the smaller the particle, the more worried experts tend to be because that’s when they can be...
Acai berries are everywhere. Your gym might offer acai shakes. Your favourite café almost certainly has acai bowls on the menu somewhere. It’s definitely a thing. People love acai and fork out serious money for their daily hit. The Australian Financial Review...
With Daylight Saving Time (DST) ending recently, it’s timely we look at the available evidence to determine whether it’s good or bad for our health. When was DST introduced? DST was originally introduced during World War I as a wartime measure to conserve fuel and...
