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The “Hello” singer has revealed that she stopped having tea as she used to put 20 spoons of sugar in her ten-cup daily tea intake.
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The sunscreen test results add to the skin cancer concerns as about 2,000 Australians die of skin cancer every year, with melanoma being the deadliest of all.
Cancer plateaus in affluent West, but spreading in developing nations
A new research has shown that cancer rate has reached a plateau in the developed and affluent Western nations, while surging in the low and middle-income developing countries.
Frequent semen exposure helps increase HIV resistance, may lead to better preventive strategies
Continued semen exposure in sex workers might trigger vaginal changes that help increase HIV resistance, suggests a new study.
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A Canadian scientist has introduced the concept of pseudo-profound bullshit in a study which relates lower intelligence, among other personal traits, to acceptance of nonsensical statements.
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Individuals who possess negative thoughts associated with aging are more likely to develop the brain changes that trigger Alzheimer's, suggests a new research.
Fitness gyms in Sydney: 30 year old Leisuredome Gym gets results the old school way
Bodybuilding Coach and champion Sasho Ognenovksi shares how his hardcore bodybuilding gym is still alive and kicking in an industry of gym chains.
Vegetarianism leads to mental health problems, says report
Vegetarianism can have a serious detrimental effect on human emotional and mental health.
Breakthrough: Pancreas weight loss can reverse Type 2 diabetes
In a breakthrough development, UK scientists have found that pancreas weight loss can actually reverse Type 2 diabetes.
Climate change according to Phillip Mills: How your workout and low carb all organic diet is saving the planet
Les Mills' CEO weighs in on the climate change debate with his theory of "globesity."
Slim Secrets lays down the real slim shady on the Australian supplement industry
Slim Secrets founder Sharon Thurin talks to IBT Australia about the state of the Australian supplement industry.
Why discussing porn with kids is essential even if it seems awkward
Experts suggest that parents should tailor their discussions about sex and pornography according to the age of their children and never ignore a child addicted to porn.
Experts say diet drinks are erosive and lead to bad teeth
The chemical composition in sugar-free drinks is of prime importance in analysing whether it is good for the teeth or not.
Facebook helps you get over ex with new tool, but why are we bubble wrapping Gen Y?
Facebook's new ‘Take a Break’ tool filters and limits the influx of photos and statuses from your ex after your relationship ends.
Australian government to implement 'No Jab, No Pay' policy next year onwards
The legislation intended to promote immunisation rate among the Australian nationals has been passed by the Senate and will but put into effect starting next year.
Australian kids must leave devices and step out, or risk permanent blindness
New research has highlighted epidemic levels of myopia among Australian children and encouraged behavioural interventions.
Alcohol and drug consumption cause child abuse, say Australian children
A global survey has shown that Aussie kids are most concerned about alcohol and drug consumption by adults.
Former gymnast Shawn Johnson opens up about eating disorder: 'I'm finally healthy'
Melissa McCarthy's weight loss in 'The Boss' trailer: Experts credit 'high-protein, low carb diet' for her 50lbs weight loss
Experts have credited “high-protein, low carb diet,” for McCarthy's weight loss. The actress also worked out doing Pilates and walking.
World Diabetes Day 2015: Epidemic affecting lives across the globe
The global diabetes epidemic has attracted the attention of a number of leading nations and organisations, including Diabetes Australia and the World Health Organization.
App developed by Aussie couple shows effect of meth on person taking ice after 3, 6, 12 months
Aussie couple battles meth use by developing app designed to scare users of ice into stopping the vice.
Coffee or energy drinks? New study could solve your 3pm dilemma
Researchers have found that energy drinks surpass coffee in improving endothelial function, which helps keeps your circulatory system working properly.
More than half of Aussie teens suffer from social media anxiety – FOMO
A survey released by the Australian Psychological Society shows disturbing trends in teens’ health.
Australian minister Barnaby Joyce dismisses red meat-cancer link, says processed meat shouldn't be compared to cigarettes
Australia's Agricultural Minister believes that the World Health Organisation's claim that processed meat can cause cancer is a “farce.”
Manager of Las Vegas salon dies inside full-body cryotherapy machine
A 24-year-old female manager at a salon in Las Vegas was found in a full-body cryotherapy machine.
British ministers publish secret official report, pressures David Cameron to back 10-20% sugar tax to battle obesity
Ministers published a secret official study on sugar consumption to pressure PM David Cameron to tax sugary products to battle obesity.
Citizen jury proposes solutions to fight obesity in Victoria
For the first time in Australia, a citizen jury has been formed to recommend practical and workable solutions to tackle rising rates of obesity.
Tax on sugar to counter obesity
Obesity rate in Australia is increasing and to counter it, tax on sugar might be imposed.
A cyclist's right to be on the road
Rate of cycling has declined over the years, and efforts are being made to make it safer on roads.
Studies showed that treatment is more cost-effective than incarceration
About 160,000 Australians are addicted to crystal methamphetamine (ice) and to counter the ‘ice epidemic,’ governments and the agencies are looking for a new integrated approach.
Four Brisbane youths face rape charges for using beer bottle on drunk male friend
Nineteen-year-old male too drunk to remember he was sexually attacked by four male schoolmates using a beer bottle.
Mum-to-be is pregnant with quintuplets
Ultrasound reveals that 26-year-old mum-to-be will give birth to quintuplets, first of its kind in the last 16 years.
Teen terrorists may have 'spiritual anorexia', say psychologists
Psychologists feel that people who suffer from “spiritual anorexia” are more likely to get involved in terror groups than others.
Freedom of movement for asylum seekers in Nauru
Detainees enjoy ease in the conditions of the detention centre at Nauru, giving them freedom of movement in the tiny island-nation.
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