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Not doing something now, in order to avoid harm in the future, is important for good health. Not overeating, for example, can prevent obesity later in life. Sim...
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How do I know if my child is gifted?

January 20, 2015
If you think your child is gifted, you may well be right. Parents can become aware very early on that their child's behaviour is different to other children. Bu...
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Are you over-treating your child’s cold?

January 20, 2015
Children have on average up to 10 colds each year. And because colds are caused by 200 different viruses (germs), they can have several colds one after the othe...
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Mythbusting: Our top myths about caffeine

January 20, 2015
We drink more than 16 million cups of coffee each day in Australia - but for all our love and familiarity with caffeine, some myths prevails. Here are the facts...
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Women more likely to have PTSD

January 20, 2015
Post- traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has traditionally been associated with military combat. However, did you know that females are more likely than males to ...
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The ‘ice’ trap: what you need to know

January 20, 2015
Ice is the purest and most addictive form of the methamphetamine group of illicit drugs. Addictions can develop because ice is able to trick and then trap th...
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Forever young? The rise of anti-ageing

January 20, 2015
For people who see growing old in negative terms, anti-ageing treatments are understandably attractive when they claim to reverse the signs of ageing and preven...
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Does this mean my child is gay?

January 20, 2015
Some classical behaviours can make a parent ask: 'Is my child gay or lesbian?' For example, a boy dresses up in his mother's shoes or your child engaging in sam...
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January 20, 2015
Video games are considered to be part of overall screen time that also includes TV and computers. The recommended amount of screen time each day for children is...
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