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Homelessness

Bold New Model A Breakthrough For People Experiencing Chronic Homelessness

Finders University -
The majority of 575 people in South Australia with a history of chronic homelessness have found stable housing and are well on the way to a better life after three years of intensive support under the ‘Aspire’ program – Australia’s first social impact bond targeting homelessness.  “It’s...
Emotional Healing

Envy And How It Helps Us

Jack Adam Weber -
Envy is a two-edged sword. In its positive spin, envy inspires us to achieve what we find lacking in ourselves. It causes us to marvel...
Exercise

4 Signs Your Body Is Begging For A Rest

Merrell Readman -
We know that regular exercise is essential for improving your cardiovascular health, muscular strength, and even offering a boost of endorphins. However when you're getting...
Children

On-Country Learning Creates Learners And Leaders

Danielle Kutchel -
A ground-breaking early childhood education is creating social impact beyond just teaching the next generation of community leaders on Country.  When Deandra McDinny first visited an...
Nutrition

Common Weed May Be ‘Super Plant’

Good News Network -
A drought-proof weed may hold the key to feeding the world, according to new research. The common plant known as purslane, harbours important clues about...
Back Pain

An Effective New Treatment For Chronic Back Pain Targets The Nervous System

University of NSW -
People challenged with chronic back pain have been given hope with a new treatment that focuses on retraining how the back and the brain communicate,...
Gut

Village Tackles Speeding by Planting Thousands of Flowers

Andy Corbley -
Wildflower meadows are beautiful; so beautiful in fact that a village in Britain has found they act as natural speed traps because motorists slow down to look at them. The village of Long Newnton in Gloucestershire has a problem with fast moving through-traffic between nearby towns. Almost...

Cocoa Shown to Reduce Blood Pressure And Arterial Stiffness

University of Surrey - 0
Cocoa flavanols have previously been found to lower blood pressure and arterial stiffness as much as some blood pressure medication. However, how effective flavanols...

Wearable Activity Trackers Encourage Us To Walk More

University of South Australia - 0
New findings have endorsed what millions of people around the world believe: fitness trackers, pedometers and smart watches motivate us to exercise more and...

A New Measure Of Psychological Safety For Patients

UC Berkeley - 0
Researchers have devised a new scale for measuring the psychological safety of patients consisting of 29 items, to assess how safe a person feels....

Women Urged To Eat Potassium-Rich Foods To Improve Heart Health

European Society of Cardiology - 0
Women who eat bananas, avocadoes and salmon could reduce the negative effects of salt in the diet, according to a study published in European Heart...

Green Tea Promotes Gut Health And Lowers Blood Sugar

Ohio State University - 0
New research in people with a cluster of heart disease risk factors has shown that consuming green tea extract for four weeks can reduce...

The Earliest Known Cases of COVID-19 Have Finally Been Pinpointed

Felicity Nelson - 0
Wild animals sold on the southwestern side of the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan were the most likely source of the COVID-19 outbreak, a...

4 Things To Do Each Morning For A Healthy Gut

Abby Moore - 0
Lack of energy, and stomach bloat may all be caused by the same underlying issue. In many cases, that issue lies in the gut...

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