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Health and Medicine

New Research Reveals Greater Biological Diversity Behind Healthy Ageing

10 September 2026

Molecular changes associated with ageing vary far more between individuals than previously thought, meaning two healthy people of the same age can experience very different biological ageing journeys. A new study led by researchers at…

AI Scribes May Struggle to Reflect Patients’ Experiences Accurately

9 September 2026

Artificial intelligence tools used to take clinical notes could change the nature of interactions between patients and healthcare professionals. They…

Patient Voices Must Play a Greater Role in Shaping Generative AI for Cancer Care

8 September 2026

Flinders University researchers were part of an international team that examined how people affected by cancer view the growing use…

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Living Well

Sustainable Diet Changes Could Lower Emissions Without Higher Food Costs

6 July 2026

Modest changes to meat and dairy consumption could help Scotland meet its climate targets while improving public health and nutrition, according to new research. A modelling study found that replacing some processed and unprocessed meat…

The Arts and Healthy Ageing: Evidence of a Slower Ageing Pace

28 May 2026

Regular participation in arts and cultural activities such as reading, listening to music, or visiting museums and galleries may help…

Modest Improvements in Sleep, Nutrition, and Physical Activity Could Help Prevent Heart Attack and Stroke

21 April 2026

New research suggests that making small improvements to sleep, diet, and physical activity—when done together—can significantly reduce the risk of…

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Mental Wellness

Digital Wellness Program Supports Better Mental Health for Adults with Chronic Conditions

26 August 2026

A digital wellness program combining guided movement, breathing and meditation exercises, coping-skills training and health education can reduce symptoms of…

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Health and Wellness

Stanford Medicine Research Suggests Health Warnings Could Reduce Youth Social Media Use

6 September 2026

Pop-up health warnings highlighting the potential harms of social media, including mental health consequences, could encourage young people to reduce their social media use, according to a new Stanford Medicine study. An online experiment involving…

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