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Unless we are body builders, we may not think about our muscles all that much, but as it turns out muscle mass predicts our longevity....

Although sarcopenia has long been asso...

Sarcopenia is defined as a progressive skeletal muscle disorder characterised by low muscle strength and low muscle quantity and/or qualit...

A compound found in green tea, may prove effective in treating rheumatoid arthritis, as its anti-inflammatory action is expressed without blo...

The severity of peripheral neuropathy is associated with lower vitamin D levels among patients with multiple myeloma who have been treated wi...

Supplementation with vitamins B6, B12 and folic acid may improve cognitive function in older people with mild cognitive impairment, says a ne...

New research suggests we may use the same neurons to map time and space....

Research is drawing links between brain plasticity and the healing powers of sleep...

Cellular senescence serves as an important anticancer growth-arrest mechanism, but also contributes to aging. This study shows that mitoch...

February 5, 2016 | Jim English Gastric Balance:The human requirement for vitamins, minerals and other nutrients remains relatively constan...

Lower back pain can be debilitating and effects up to 90 per cent of Australians at some time in their lives, however research shows a dai...

Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide, with nearly 50% of all Australians experiencing the condition at some time in their ...

We know that folates are essential for hundreds of reactions in the body. Carriers of carbon, they facilitate both DNA production and homo...

With 1 in 7 Australian adults now diagnosed with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), recent gastroenterological research has given the dietary...

Lignans in flax are the new heavyweights in the field of oestrogen clearance following new research which shows they are more effective th...