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How to enjoy your leafy greens as an IBS sufferer

Some greens are less likely to cause symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome than others.

Is infecting yourself with human hookworms an effective health treatment?

Scientists are investigating the potential of human hookworms to treat various conditions.

Hurdles with ADHD treatment as experts in short supply

Only psychiatrists and a handful of other specialists can prescribe the drugs for ADHD.

NZ researchers exploring ways to extend our lifespan

Auckland trial seeing promising results in tackling diseases and extending life in mice.

Why we turn to fatty foods during stress

If you are someone who reaches for a stress snack, that response is valid. Here's why.

Therapist diagnosed with ADHD sharing coping strategies with others

She has treated high-achieving businesspeople and lawyers who struggle with daily life.

How food can help with anxiety

We live in trying times, and a better diet may help in reducing the symptoms of anxiety.

Mercury in fish: How often should we be eating seafood?

Eating fish can raise mercury levels so it’s wise to follow advice on how often to eat it.

Dietary supplements vs food: What's really the best way to get nutrients?

Listener: How do we make sure our diet gives us all the nutrients we need?

Going nuts: Why raw is better than roasted for your health

Listener: Nuts roasted at high heat, while tasty, can also be risky.

Antidepressants: What new research reveals about their effectiveness

Listener: Why antidepressants as pain relief may not be the best option.

Once burnt: Is there a link between barbecues and cancer?

Listener: The jury's still out - but there are steps you can take to reduce the risk.

Coming unstuck: Is your non-stick frying pan harming your health?

Listener: How damaged Teflon pans may release particles that endanger human health.

Coriander conspiracy: How genes affect your food choices

Listener: Variations in our taste receptors mean what's yum to some is foul to others.

How men can boost their chances of fathering a child

Listener: Growing recognition that men also have a ticking biological clock.

Allergies: Could personality be part of the problem?

Listener: A potential link between psychology and allergies was first suggested in 1906.