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Six things you can do to reduce your risk of dementia

  • Written by: Helen Macpherson, Research Fellow, Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition, Deakin University
Six things you can do to reduce your risk of dementiaChallenging and training your brain is important to prevent dementia risk.Photo by rawpixel.com on Unsplash

An ageing population is leading to a growing number of people living with dementia. Dementia is an umbrella term for a group of symptoms including memory impairment, confusion, and loss of ability to carry out everyday activities.

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If Australia is at the bottom of the world, why are we the right way up?

  • Written by: Jacinta den Besten, First Year Physics Coordinator, University of Melbourne
If Australia is at the bottom of the world, why are we the right way up?For the Earth, which is shaped like a ball, the force of gravity pulls you to the centre from every point on the ground.Cindy Zhi/The Conversation NY-BD-CC, CC BY-SA

This is an article from Curious Kids, a series for children. The Conversation is asking kids to send in questions they’d like an expert to answer. All questions are welcome...

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Formula E racing puts power in the hands of fans

  • Written by: Mark Finn, Senior Lecturer in Media, Swinburne University of Technology
Formula E racing puts power in the hands of fans

Imagine this. You are an elite racing driver competing at a prestigious event on the streets of New York. You’re in a good position, preparing to accelerate up to 220km/h, when one of your main rivals sails past, thanks to a boost of energy fans voted to give them.

This is “Fanboost” in action, an initiative of the FIA Formula E...

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Greens urge a publicly-owned "People's Bank" as part of a big-government platform

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra

Greens leader Richard Di Natale on Wednesday will put forward a radical proposal for a publicly-owned “People’s Bank” to give “affordable” services and inject “real competition” into the sector.

In an appeal pitched to the Greens’ base and voters on Labor’s left, Di Natale will tell the National...

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  2. The off-topic Conversation #158
  3. Gene-based tests may improve treatment for people with bipolar disorder
  4. Defamation in the digital age has morphed into litigation between private individuals
  5. How our peers influence our superannuation decisions
  6. The Commonwealth Games are an opportunity to face up to the history of colonialism
  7. Why some migrant school students do better than their local peers (they're not 'just smarter')
  8. Why the business model of social media giants like Facebook is incompatible with human rights
  9. Disability workers are facing longer days with less pay
  10. Babylon Berlin and why our fascination with 1920s Germany reveals the anxieties of our times
  11. Public housing ban on people with drug records likely to do more harm than good, research tell us
  12. Why we made iWitnessed, an app to collect evidence
  13. what is lupus and how is stress implicated?
  14. what will New Zealand's new government bring for towns and cities?
  15. How last night's fight affects the way couples divide housework
  16. Island-hopping study shows the most likely route the first people took to Australia
  17. Five tips to help you make the most of reading to your children
  18. Drug use can have social benefits, and acknowledging this could improve rehabilitation
  19. Australia is one of the world's best places to retire, or is it?
  20. how the First Fleet got a first taste of Australia's unforgiving climate
  21. Victoria's sperm donor laws yield some surprises, but mostly happy ones
  22. In Open Cut exhibition, protest art challenges visitors to take action
  23. can two chickens hatch out of a double-yolk egg?
  24. Breaking the shackles of the national mindset in a polarised world
  25. Tim Storer – the $35 billion dollar man
  26. Australia's digital divide is not going away
  27. a bold experiment exploring female voices constricted by trauma
  28. Art Gallery SA goes back to Impressionism's colourful roots with masterpieces from Musee d'Orsay
  29. Is psychiatry ready for medical MDMA?
  30. Brain-zapping, the curious case of the n-rays and other stories of evidence
  31. Monsters in my closet – how a geographer began mining myths
  32. Can the cricketers banned for ball tampering ever regain their hero status? It's happened before
  33. views from NSW and SA
  34. Is Truvada (PrEP) the game-changer that will end new HIV transmissions in Australia?
  35. he was a brown-skinned, Middle Eastern Jew. Here's why that matters
  36. Islamic State schooled children as soldiers – how can their 'education' be undone?
  37. Online conspiracy theorists are more diverse (and ordinary) than most assume
  38. The BOM outlook for the weather over the next three months is 'neutral' – here's what that really means
  39. Daylight saving can boost the economy but Australia needs to make it uniform
  40. With China's space station about to crash land, who's responsible if you get hit by space junk?
  41. save the world, one chocolate at a time
  42. How the internet is reshaping World Heritage and our experience of it
  43. land degradation is turning soils into deserts
  44. Senate newcomer Tim Storer plays hardball on company tax
  45. John Blaxland on Australia's expulsion of Russian spies
  46. Why family violence leave should be paid
  47. Queensland has saved a Hollywood blockbuster, but the local film industry is still missing out
  48. Victorian drug law reform recommendations are welcome – but must include prisoners
  49. How complementary medicine practitioners can help get kids vaccinated
  50. Not everyone can say #MeToo and we need to tackle the causes of sexual violence

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