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Mark Griffiths: When habit spills into addiction
COMMENT: Popular discourse often throws around the term as hyperbole, but troubling behaviours are quite common.
COMMENT: Popular discourse often throws around the term as hyperbole, but troubling behaviours are quite common.
COMMENT: There's something weird going on over the Ditch, writes Polly Gillespie.
COMMENT: Emily Writes weighs in on the realities for parents as a major report identifies health and behavioural risks for children in childcare.
A global social media study has analysed "food porn" - the worldwide fad of sharing pictures on Instagram of what we're eating.
GREG BRUCE: A split second is all it takes for life to change direction. Greg Bruce finds taking all the care in the world to avoid risk is sometimes just not enough.
Experts warn against supposedly healthy juicing diets in favour of carbs.
In an era where we're addicted to being busy, an expert explains the importance of boredom.
Staring at a screen all day is a fact of life for many of us. But what's it doing to your eyesight?
Emily Writes reveals the work of lactation consultants, with not an anti-formula fanatic in sight.
And the side-effects of poor sleep felt by women but not men.
Here are two more strategies which combine with the six strategies from previous weeks.
The days of diabetics needing to inject themselves with insulin may be numbered, thanks to an app-controlled pump delivering life-saving medication round the clock.
Vitamin B12 deficiency, sometimes known as folate deficiency anaemia, can cause depression, fatigue, memory loss and problems with learning and judgment.
Medical specialists are warning a change to the way women are tested for cervical cancer is risky and premature.
The design of the Ellipta inhaler allows asthma or (COPD) patients to take one correct dosage every day, rather than take several every day.
Despite all the attention depression receives these days, it can be really hard to spot.
As they wrap up Week 9, our challengers are seeing results from #thekaylamovement.
The three-yearly primary cervical screening test is set to change to screening for human papillomavirus (HPV) every five years.
A long-term study shows the Napoleon Complex theory may have weight. Short men and larger women have reduced chances in life.
Our challengers are powering through to the final quarter of #thekaylamovement.
We all want to be great parents, says Emily Writes. But how far is too far?
Here are three more strategies to combine with last week's to help you take control and create a morning routine that will help you start your day right.