Is ‘baby brain’ real?
Putting keys in the fridge, forgetting Aunt Edna’s birthday, pouring juice on cereal… They’re the kinds of thing you might hear of pregnant women doing – sometimes called ‘baby brain’.
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Stay safe while flying with diabetes
Swimsuit, sunscreen, books, insulin. For a person living with diabetes, packing and to-do lists for a holiday are much like anyone else’s – with a couple of important differences. Regardless of whether
The 10 most important trends in how you buy and what you buy
Shopping never really changes: You browse, you select, you pay. And occasionally, if it doesn’t work out, you return. But dig into the details of how you do any of
15 minutes of walking could reduce your risk of disease
Like quitting smoking, losing a few kilos and clocking 8 hours of sleep, walking is a way to reduce the impact of disease. That could mean you live healthily for
ChatGPT: What It Is, How It Works and How It’s Evolving
Back in 2022, OpenAI introduced ChatGPT and wowed the world with its power, breadth and usefulness. ChatGPT and the generative AI technology behind it aren’t a surprise anymore, but keeping track of
Why do electronic gift cards make for great gifts?
Gifting is one of the most cherished gestures deeply woven into our culture. No matter how old we grow, the sheer excitement of packing gifts with ribbons and gift wrappers
6 Sneaky Ways Retailers Get You to Spend More
From countdown clocks to freebies, online retailers go to great lengths to get you to spend more. They know consumers are an emotional bunch who tend to act when there’s
Could a pair of glasses help you sleep?
When the Socceroos flew home from their World Cup qualifier in Honduras last week, many of them were sporting a new secret weapon. They were wearing an innovative type of glasses
Who Are You Really Buying From When You Shop Online?
You searched Amazon, you found what you were looking for on Amazon, and you clicked “Buy” on Amazon. Odds are, however, that you didn’t actually buy from Amazon. More than 60
Why women need iodine – and how to get more of it (hint: ice cream)
More than 4 in 10 women could be deficient in iodine, a mineral essential in pregnancy for healthy brain development in babies, reports a study by the University of Sydney and the Westmead