Aussies families are being rallied to “spare the lamb” to curb the impact eating meat has on animals, their own health, and the environment. Tammy Fry, the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Director of The LIVEKINDLY Collective, and member of […]
Almost six in 10 (57%) Australians know someone who has experienced a stillbirth, according to new data out today. Across the country, around 2,200 babies are stillborn every year – or six every day. Australia holds one of the worst records […]
By Kate Save, CEO and Founder of Be Fit Food It’s normal for people to put their health goals on hold until the new year so they can really enjoy the holiday season. However, we often forget that all of the […]
Thanks to Christmas and New Year’s, some of us might be feeling the impact of back-to-back celebrations with our livers likely taking the brunt of it. Because the liver is an essential organ for breaking down toxins, Jeff Butterworth, author and […]
Stress is an inevitable part of being human. We all experience stress and adversity, even in normal times (remember those!), from work to family commitments to health. However, since the outbreak of COVID-19, we have been experiencing a kind of existential […]
Australia’s national science agency, is partnering with Australian food manufacturers and retailers to make it easier for time-poor Australians to choose nutritious ready meals consistent with the successful CSIRO Low Carb Diet and Lifestyle Plan. Be Fit Food, Australia’s leading Doctor and […]
If you’re one of those women who reaches to unclip your bra clasp as soon as you arrive home, chances are the isolation COVID-19 brought with it was welcome relief for you. In a world where no one can tell if […]
With summer fast approaching, more of us will be spending our days outside, with weight loss, fitness and general wellbeing becoming a focus for many of us, however Happy Healthy You Naturopath Lauren Jane, says shedding the extra winter weight, while […]
World Menopause Day, which is coming up on October the 18th, is relevant not only for individual midlife women, but also to workplaces, according to workplace wellbeing advisor Thea O’Connor. Women aged 45 plus make up a significant and growing sector […]
Sue Woolfe shares Part 4 of her series on the Neuroscience of Creativity. Creativity uses your memories SheSocietySheSociety is a site for the women of Australia to share our stories, our experiences, shared learnings and opportunities to connect. www.shesociety.com.auby
Sue Woolfe shares Part 3 of her series on the Neuroscience of Creativity. A tactic for being creative SheSocietySheSociety is a site for the women of Australia to share our stories, our experiences, shared learnings and opportunities to connect. www.shesociety.com.auby
Eating disorders and disordered eating together are estimated to affect over 16% of the Australian population. These disorders predominantly affect vulnerable women, but men can develop them too, and most people are diagnosed during adolescence and early adulthood. Early diagnosis and treatment […]
By Kate Save, CEO and Founder of Be Fit Food Our brain is the most complex, powerful organ in our bodies – responsible for not only everything we think, say, and do, but also for our moods, emotions and overall mental […]
Sue Woolfe shares Part 2 of her series on the Neuroscience of Creativity. The light bulb of inspiration- the flash doesn’t need to flash in one go. SheSocietySheSociety is a site for the women of Australia to share our stories, our […]
Dr Sue Woolfe shares Part 1 of her series on the Neuroscience of Creativity. We were all creative as kids, but creatives remember one simple step : stop the mind’s chatter. Then the mind ranges far and wide, and we become […]
As people in Melbourne and Mitchell Shire prepare for it to become mandatory to wear face masks in public from 11:59pm today, two key issues are emerging that have particular relevance for the retail sector. One is around the enforcement of mask-wearing […]
At this time of year, it is no surprise that many of us re-entering society post lockdown are thinking about how we can best support our immune system right now. A recent study commissioned by global bioscience company Chr. Hansen showed […]
THE CONVERSATION By Peter Irga, Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Lecturer in Air and Noise Pollution, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Technology Sydney; Brian Oliver, Research Leader in Respiratory cellular and molecular biology at the Woolcock Institute of […]
A lack of education and appropriate chest protection is leading to a growing injury problem in women’s contact sport, according to as new university study. New research out of the University of Wollongong has found 48 per cent of respondents to […]
Have you ever sneezed, coughed or laughed and a little, or a lot, of wee comes out? Well 1 in 3 Australian women admit to experiencing bladder leaks which can be socially debilitating. More than 40% of women use fem care […]
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