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- Fat City
In the late 1980s I spent a year in the US as an exchange student. The exchange organisation allocated me a local support person named Emily.
- Caffeine: What The Science Tells Us
The most popular addictive drug available in Australia right now is 1, 3, 7-trimethylxanthine, or C₈H₁₀N₄O₂. Let’s call it 137TX until…
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- When Athletic Shoes Cause Injury – New York Times (blog)
New York Times (blog) When Athletic Shoes Cause Injury New York Times (blog) It’s well known, of course, that shoe traction influences athletic performance, especially in sports that involve sprinting or cutting, meaning abrupt rapid shifts in…
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- Which Diseases Have the Most iPad apps?
- Bike helmets an emergency doctor s perspective: News
For those working on the frontline of trauma care, the findings of a report into the protective effects of helmets in cyclists and motorcyclists published in the Medical Journal of Australia last week come as no surprise.
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- Nonvolitional health – Scienceline
Nonvolitional health Scienceline However, just because some people lack especially thrifty DNA, doesn’t mean they’re immune from obesity. “Human physiology, in general, is designed to be thrifty,” says Leonard.
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- Focus on prevention to control the growing health budget
Australia spends more than $130 billion each year on health, approximately 9.2% of our GDP.
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