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What is taurine, and could it really slow down ageing?

Often found in energy drinks, research says this micronutrient could help us live longer.

The truth about ‘nature’s Ozempic’

New York Times: Berberine has been used in Asia for at least 2000 years.

'Heartbreaking': Kiwi mum's plea for 2yo with rare genetic condition

'The bigger picture is the fight for other children in NZ to be able to access this.'

How woman ‘accidentally’ lost 18kg

An influencer shares three small changes that caused her to lose 18kg 'by accident'.

Burnout: The red flags that signal your work stress has become a health risk

Telegraph: People often don’t register – or take seriously – the early signs, experts say.

Opinion: I'm in my 40s. Stop telling me life will end when menopause starts

Telegraph: Awareness is positive. Pathologising womanhood is not, writes Celia Walden.

Is it bad to wash your hair every day?

New York Times: The ideal lathering schedule varies from person to person, experts say.

'Be real': Comedian calls out Hollywood's use of weight-loss drug

Amy Schumer says too many of her A-lister peers are lying about using Ozempic.

Three easy ways to combat tiredness with food

Telegraph: Get up and go with these small but significant tweaks to your diet.

Michael J. Fox suffers heartbreaking fall on stage

It comes after the star revealed his battle with Parkinson's is getting 'harder'.

Opinion: What I’ve learnt from two years of sobriety

Telegraph: In 2021, Rob Temple was told to stop drinking or die.

The best time to visit Bali most tourists don't think of

No, it's not the dry season.

Kiwi favourite kūmara may help babies sleep better, fight viruses

It’s a Kiwi staple: but can kumara also help bubs ward off viruses and sleep soundly?

It takes a village: Tofilau Talalelei Taufale accepts King's Honour for Pacific community

The health professional is proud to have helped give Pacific people a voice.

Inside the care home where every age group lives side by side

Times: The House of Generations solves 3 of the West's biggest social problems at once.

The reason people listen to sad songs

New York Times: It’s not because we want to wallow, a new study suggests.