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When you inquire of a small child what their favorite type of toy is, they may reply that their prized possession is some sort of doll, stuffed animal, or character. What this child probably knows, but does not yet have the words to communicate, is that this doll or character…
November 8, 2026 — 10:00am It was the email of my dreams! It popped into my inbox a few months ago and was from someone at the ABC, saying that as part of an oral history project, Sally Sara would like to interview me about my…
A cross-sectional study published in Contraception and Reproductive Medicine reveals that top-viewed TikTok videos on tubal ligation disproportionately emphasize rare surgical failures, side effects, and medical distrust, whereas content authored by healthcare professionals demonstrates significantly greater accuracy
Could the way we walk give clues to our thoughts or feelings? Two University of Miami researchers are exploring this question through a project called MindStep, where participants answer survey questions about their mental health…
A Cellular "Atlas of Mammal Pregnancy" By analyzing cells at the fetal-maternal interface, the researchers were able to trace the evolutionary origin and diversification of the key cell types involved. Their focus was on two main…
Children’s sexual development can make parents retreat just when teens need closeness most; sex educator Matan Livneh explains how to respect boundaries without disappearing, and why those relationships can shape intimacy later in life âMy daughter is growing up Her body is changing, she has had her first period and…
German immigrant’s skeleton, on display at South Australian Museum for 80 years, finally laid to rest in Adelaide on Saturday For almost 80 years, war hero Max Dreyssig’s skeleton was on display in a museum. Pictures show him posed with one leg up on a small chair, a bird skeleton…