One of my favourite presents for Christmas this year was a 3×3 Rubik’s cube. It took me a week to become addicted to working out how to solve it. I used to think that people who could solve them were geniuses. It turns out there’s an algorithm and while those …
~By Melissa Bailey It was about two weeks ago that I sat, accidentally hearing the conversation of others about suicide. Tears streaking down my face at the callousness of their words, I felt sad that people still thought that suicide attempts or acts are selfish, attention seeking, silly and stupid. …
By Madeleine Jarrett-Luck Dreaming is a topic of much mystery when it comes to the study of sleep. We have an understanding …
~ By Madeleine Jarrett-Luck A small collection of bones in the University of Witwatersrand’s Evolutionary Studies Institute have recently been re-examined …
~By Madeleine Jarrett-Luck Public awareness and enthusiasm about astronomical exploration and investigation has been enjoying a resurgence in 2015. The dormant lander …
The other day I put a question to a group of parents: if I were to write about vaginal tearing during childbirth …
By Alex Kirkham After our first week in the USA, which saw us travel between Washington and New York, two of …
By Madeleine Jarrett-Luck Severe open wounds are a prominent cause of death for front-line military personnel. Blood loss is usually combatted through …
~ By Melissa Bailey It’s been two years since I was diagnosed with post natal depression and anxiety. During that time I …
~ By Madeleine Jarrett-Luck It has long been established that our parents’ DNA plays a fundamental part in shaping our physical and psychological …