One view says 90% of cancer is preventable; the WHO says 30 to 50%. Both rest on real research. Why they differ, and what Australia has already prevented.
In 1972 Dutch roads killed hundreds of children a year. Parents took to the streets, and the country rebuilt its roads around them. Now 3 in 4 teens ride to school.
The "chemical imbalance" story is too simple. A quarter of people with depression have raised inflammation, and diet and exercise ease symptoms in trials.
Experts say seven hours or more; hunter-gatherers get about six and a half. Why both are true, and why the timing of sleep matters as much as its length.
A study of a million adults found about an hour of moderate activity a day cancels the extra risk of sitting eight hours. What counts, and why steps matter.
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People who grow up barefoot have stronger arches and fewer flat feet. What the studies show, what they don't, and how to change shoes without getting hurt.