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Maybe not in the traditional sense, but research shows they are suffering from a case of the BADs, behavioural addictive disorders, like neve...

Childhood is a time of rapid physiological and biochemical change that uniquely impacts pharmacokinetics and the pharmacodynamics of oral ing...

Children and adolescents have different energy and hydration requirements than adults. Good nutrition is key for kids to do well in sports, f...

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

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

Sometimes as practitioners we can find it difficult to get clinical results with probiotics, depending on what we are trying to treat. We ...

Thyrotoxicosis affects 2% of the population. It is ten times more common in females than males and in 40% of patients the disease is self-...

Headache is produced by the stimulation of pain sensitive structures within the cranium or in the extracranial tissue of the head and neck...

Epilepsy affects 1 in 2000 people. It is not a simple disorder, but a group of CNS disorders, characterised by certain clinical and EEG ab...

Pain, as a symptom, is often accompanied by two defining underlying clinical features: inflammation and acidity. When devising strategies ...

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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...

Henry discusses hormesis, where a low dose is stimulatory and a high dose is inhibitory. Vitamin C at a low dose is an antioxidant (e.g. g...

Sunaina Patel and Henry Osiecki discuss the complexity of Vitamin C dosing. Dosing may change according to patient health, side effects an...