Hypnosis is often associated with silly stunts,but medicine is now starting to embrace it,spurred on by studies showing it can help with chronic pain – even if we don’t understand why.
The bone-crushing fossilised jaws were one of three Tasmanian tiger ancestors uncovered by palaeontologists,amid a contentious effort to resurrect the marsupial carnivore.
Carb cutting has become a global trend,endorsed by celebrities such as Kim Kardashian,and credited with quick weight loss and blood sugar management. But a new Victorian study raises concerns about type 2 diabetes.
By tuning in to the rumble of earthquakes,scientists took an X-ray of the Earth – and discovered something extraordinary.
It is made from sugarcane waste,and it can kill viruses and bacteria in 30 minutes.
Two new species that ruled the ancient oceans as crocodile-sized apex predators have been uncovered in NSW.
The shocked scientist behind the finding said soaring rates of plastics in the body may be the “dark matter” force driving dementia rates and falling fertility.
Chronic wounds are a billion-dollar problem. A raft of Australian discoveries are sewing things up – by way of caterpillars,fish and plasma-blasted algae.
The enormous stone travelling 750 kilometres or more is a globally exciting finding that transforms our understanding of transport,trade and society 5000 years ago.
A discovery in the deep sea has challenged scientific consensus of how life on Earth began.
A study found traces of toxic metals in tampons. But what can this research really tell us about the millions of tampons sold every year?