Tag: research
Why not eat a little meat for good health and a...
Many people have reduced their consumption of meat due to concerns about the effect of methane belched by ruminants (cattle, sheep and goats) on...
Don’t miss the Bunbury Family History Expo…
Bunbury Museum and Heritage Centre will be packed full of family history fun on Saturday, May 27 as the Bunbury Family History Expo returns...
Honouring WA’s first female MLC, Ruby Hutchison, who founded Epilepsy WA...
Epilepsy WA is calling for the descendants of its founder Hon. Ruby Hutchison MLC to join its Diamond Jubilee 60th year celebrations in 2023. The...
It’s time for some good news about protections for mother Earth
It’s always good to start a new year on a hopeful note. While some of the news of war and disasters here and abroad...
Finding help for the dreaded insomnia – there’s an App for...
Nearly everyone suffers from insomnia at some time. It is a problem with far-reaching health consequences. Insomniacs are at increased risk of depression, diabetes,...
We can help save Western Australia’s black cockatoos
by Chilla Bulbeck Recently Karen Majer (Have a Go News November) alerted us to the endangered status of the barking owl. As she notes, the...
Say nuts to avoid obesity and dementia
Weight loss is never an easy nut to crack, but a handful (30–50g) of almonds a day could keep extra kilos at bay, according...
The hot topic of conservation of endangered species – have you...
Australia holds a tragic record – the 2022 State of the Environment report found Australia has lost more species to extinction than any other...
Hearing clinic staff take on month-long trial to experience life with...
Perhaps surprisingly, the biggest objection to wearing hearing aids that Lions Hearing Clinics hear is: “I am too old to wear hearing aids.” Some might...
Try eating a portion of cheese daily for better bone health
A trial in Norway has shown a daily piece of cheese could indicate a way of preventing osteopenia (bone thinning) and osteoporosis. But not all...
