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What is cosy gaming and why is it beneficial?

With an increase in stress relating to the cost-of-living crisis, many are turning to cosy games. What are they and why are they beneficial?

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Your poo could reveal secrets between your gut and your mood

Your poo might hold the key to unlocking a happier you! This Deakin research is diving into the connection between your gut and mental well-being.

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Culture

The Winning Plate: A Guide to Nutrition for Young Athletes 
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Self-improvement

What’s the relationship between hormones and exercise?

Our hormones play a massive role in the way our body performs during exercise. Deakin’s Associate Professor Severine Lamon explains.

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The Ultimate Guide on How to Save Money on Food Shopping

How can we save money on food shopping? Deakin University’s Professor Adrian Cameron explains how you can dodge heft grocery bills.

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Coffee vs matcha: how do they compare?

Coffee has always been a morning staple. However, there is now a bright green option that is rising in popularity, Deakin’s Dr Elena George explains.

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How can animals assist with our mental health?

Humans can often create a great bond with animals in particular dogs. Find out how they assist us with our mental health.

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How to ensure your pets are happy while you’re at work

We’ve all seen that ‘sad puppy’ face when we leave for work or school. However, how do you ensure your pets are happy while you’re not home?

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Self-improvement

Navigating hay fever season: tips, triggers and climate connection

Do you suffer from hay fever? Check out our tips for navigating hay fever season, as well as common triggers and the climate connection.

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Society

Is red meat bad for you regardless of what type it is?

New research shows red meat must be consumed in moderation, Deakin’s Katherine Livingstone provides an insight into the topic.

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