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bacteria

Previously unknown antibiotic resistance widespread among bacteria

ethnic

Ethnic minority patients yearn for warmth from health care professionals

International Dance Day

International Dance Day – An orthopedic surgeon’s advice to dancers

alternative

What’s the alternative?

low back pain

Equine facilitated therapy for low back pain

injured articular cartilage

New mechanisms behind articular cartilage healing after injury

HIV

World Aids Day, Rock The Ribbon, 1 December 2022 | University of Surrey

Pain awareness

Pain: the invisible affliction that brings misery to millions

hybrid working

Hybrid Working: The Rise of the After-Hours Email

slopes

Back to the slopes? ….skating on ice for people with joint problems

Bone mineral

Bone mineral density decreases less than expected after menopause

survey

Survey reflecting on multidisciplinary experiences of COVID-19 first wave

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Integrative, Lifestyle, Nutrition
The avocado: Get smoother skin by using …
The World Avocado Organization shares the best game-changing tips to repurpose your avocado scraps for luxurious skincare. The avocado, celebrated for its creamy texture and exceptional health benefits, has long …
Carers, First Aid, Integrative, Lifestyle
First Aid Skills all Carers Should Know
First Aid Skills all Carers Should Know: These days, many of us have caring roles, both personally and professionally. There has been much talk in the press about the ‘sandwich …
Exercise, Integrative, Lifestyle, Men's Health, Mental Health
Physical exercises men of all ages can …
Society places many pressures and points of stress on the male gender with men experiencing immense pressure to “live up” to what society expects or thinks they should act, feel, …
Ageing, First Aid
Falls: First aid for carers
Trips and Falls: Falls are a major cause of older people needing to be admitted to hospital. They can have a major impact on their confidence and future mobility. Older …
Australasia, COVID-19 Update
COVID-19 can cause brain cells to ‘fuse’
Researchers at The University of Queensland have discovered viruses such as SARS-CoV-2 can cause brain cells to fuse, initiating malfunctions that lead to chronic neurological symptoms. Professor Massimo Hilliard and …

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