The science behind our selfishness in a pandemic
One of the things the pandemic has revealed is our capacity to be selfish. While many studies have unpacked this phenomenon, there’s a school of thought that believes we’ve got it all wrong.
Worldwide genome research could change the course of medical history
We may have mapped the human genome in 2003, but a new worldwide study has discovered the links between our genes and the conditions that ail us.
“Every day I wake up and wonder why I’m still here” – the right to die is now legal, with a massive asterisk
While the right to die is now legal in Victoria, it hasn’t come soon enough for those hopelessly bound in hospital beds around the nation.
Unlike New Zealand, we’re yet to talk about eliminating the virus
With Victoria riding a second wave, it’s certainly time to adopt the New Zealand method of elimination, or at least start having that conversation.
Simply punishing violent criminals does not stop them reoffending, study finds
According to new research, the reason why violent criminals tend to be resistant to hard time is not by choice, but rather how their brains are wired. Time for a new approach?
Trump places ‘lives at grave risk’ with WHO stunt
Make no mistake, Donald Trump pulling America from the World Health Organisation literally put lives on the line.