I think Dolly may be improving (if only it would drop the model search!) Forty eight pages into … Read More »
Posted in Culture & Society | Tagged Dolly, drugs, energy drinks, girls, Melinda Tankard Reist, model search, online stalking, skin disease, Social Media, Women's health | Leave a commentInternet addiction is real, researchers out of the University of Bonn say, and its source can be explained … Read More »
Posted in Cybersafety | Tagged genetics, internet addiction, therapies, Women's health | Leave a commentA new study has found a gene that appears to make women happy, but it doesn’t work for … Read More »
Posted in Science | Tagged gene, Happiness, study, Women's health | Leave a commentMany women I know, including myself, have a no women’s/celebrity magazines policy in their home. It was a … Read More »
Posted in Culture & Society, Mental Health & Wellbeing | Tagged children, Culture & Society, Erica Bartle, generation next, Magazines, Mental Health, Positive Psychology, wellbeing, Women's health, women's magazines, women's mentality, young people, youth | Leave a commentWomen who are infected with the common cat parasite Toxoplasma gondii may be more vulnerable to suicide, a … Read More »
Posted in Mental Health & Wellbeing | Tagged children, generation next, Mental Health, Mental Health & Wellbeing, mental illness, Positive Psychology, Science, suicude, wellbeing, Women's health, young people, youth | Leave a commentThere now exists a mountain of empirical research, not only from feminist social scientists, but also from psychologists, … Read More »
Posted in Science | Tagged children, Culture & Society, generation next, Mental Health, Mental Health & Wellbeing, Positive Psychology, prostitution, Science, self harm, sexualisation, wellbeing, Women's health, young people, youth | 1 CommentAn Australian-first study based in Wollongong has a sobering message for young women who binge drink. The data … Read More »
Tagged binge drinking, children, Drugs & Alcohol, facts, generation next, Mental Health, Positive Psychology, wellbeing, Women's health, young people, youth | Leave a comment