Worry seems like something most people do from time to time, but for some people, severe worry can become an overwhelming sensation, and for older adults later in life, severe worry has been associated with an increased risk of stroke and coronary heart disease. Carmen Andreescu is a professor of psychiatry and bioengineering at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. She says mild worry is useful evolutionarily, to help us make plans or adapt behavior.Read the full study here:

On this episode, we sit down with author Yume Kitasei to chat about her latest novel,Saltcrop, a science fiction story about three sisters who grew up in a near future Earth after an ecological collapse changed the world. When the eldest sister goes missing while working for a megacorporation (because capitalism persists even after the end of the world), the younger two set off on a dangerous trip across the seas to find her. Follow Yume on Instagram at@yumewrites and check out her newest

In this episode we chat with Bec from the UK who has recently achieved her dream of becoming a mortician to help families of the deceased. And with her sights firmly set on becoming an embalmer, Bec has some fantastic insights on the challenges and triumphs of working in the mortuary, and some helpful advice for anyone who may be keen to get into this type of role. In you're interested in knowing more on what it's like to actually work with the deceased, check out our YouTube channel where we...

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In this light-hearted midweek recovery run episode of Masters on the Move, we catch up with Mark “Pie Man” Lewry — runner, volunteer, community legend, and self-declared pie enthusiast. Mark shares how he got into running, his philosophy of keeping things fun and light-hearted, and why enjoyment is just as important as training. We talk about the joy of parkrun, the connections made through running communities, and the importance of giving back. Of course, it wouldn’t be a chat with “Pie Man”

Get hyped for Snurzday! A W-ell-f-are check for Santa, fully carpeted somersault, and the material science of havin’ a sip. Hype hype hooray!

In the world of social media memes, madness and mayhem, the claim "I've done my research" is usually a euphemism for the far more accurate "I read, heard or watched something on the internet." In this TYP instalment, Professor Bill and I chat about the recent media hysteria around an alleged link between Tylenol (paracetamol in Australia) and autism. And while l'm no expert, it's fair to say that the bloke who's both a Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology and a Professor of Microbiology and

In episode 609, Jamie and James chat with Jennifer Young about what the evidence says around exercise for fibromyalgia. Unfortunately, the evidence and the way it is presented is somewhat limited but nonetheless we do put it into context to help you and your patients make decisions. Show Notes 1) Tools For Practice Use the […]

LegalOn just secured $50 million to expand its AI-powered legal solutions. In this episode, we explore how the company plans to simplify legal work through automation. Learn what this means for law firms, in-house counsel, and the legal industry at large. Its technology emphasizes intelligent legal research systems. We reflect on the competitive landscape and where LegalOn fits among other innovators.Get the top 40+ AI Models for $20 at AI Box: ⁠⁠https://aibox.aiAI Chat YouTube Channel:

In today's episode, we chat about the Science of Reading- why it's important and the impact reading has on your child's education. This episode kicks off our three part series on literacy!

Did you know that despite ballet being predominantly populated by cis gender girls in training settings (92% in the UK), men take up the vast majority of leadership roles (artistic directors, choreographers etc). In this week's podcast episode, I sit down with Anna Morgan to chat about her master's research into gender equity in ballet leadership and training, and what she's learned over the past few years diving into this data. She shares some of the problems that arise when ballet is taught...

What if the secret to ageing well isn’t about turning back the clock but powering forward with strength, purpose, and vitality?Orthopaedic surgeon and longevity expert Dr. Vonda Wright joins Women’s Health to explain how women can burn fat, build muscle, and protect their brains at any age. From lifting heavy to letting go of toxic relationships, she shares the science-backed strategies that changed her life at 47 and can change yours too. Whether you're 34 or 64, this episode will leave you

Even if we do everything we need to do to limit our carbon emissions—curb deforestation, stop driving so many miles, clean up our power grids—we still need to remove gigatons of carbon from our atmosphere to meet our climate goals. Carbon removal is still a new technology, and while carbon removal companies removed roughly 35,000 tons of carbon last year, we have a long way to go. Luckily, there are people working on creative ways to raise the capital needed for development of this crucial tech

In this episode of Not Your Mother's Menopause,  Dr. Fiona Lovely is joined by Dr. Siobhan Matthews, a neuroscientist and Chief Scientific Officer at MitoQ, for a profound discussion on the pivotal role of mitochondria in brain health and aging. Dr. Matthews, whose career was inspired by her grandmother's experience with Alzheimer's, shares her extensive research journey on mitochondrial science, anti-aging the brain and nutritional neuroscience. The conversation illuminates the critical connection

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In this special re-run of The Pet Food Science Podcast Show, we’re revisiting our chat with PhD candidate Pawan Singh from the University of Guelph. Pawan shares how pulse ingredients are influencing today’s pet food formulations, explains their nutritional benefits, addresses questions about their possible link to canine cardiomyopathy, and highlights new research focused on making pet food safer and more sustainable. Catch up on the latest in pet nutrition, listen now on all major

In this new episode, we chat with our friend (Carlos) Sansón, a software/product engineer at a Barcelona AI startup, about what life in a startup is really like — from constant pivots and fast decisions to open-source culture and building new features. Plus, how he found his path in computer science and the advice he’d give his younger self.

Ever wake up from a dream so vivid it felt like real life? Today, we’re diving into the science behind those nighttime stories your brain creates while you sleep.

Tell Natalie what you love about this episode, text here! In this episode of Chat with Nat, host Natalie Kime explores how investing in fitness transforms every area of life—boosting productivity, earnings, mental health, faith, and relationships. Sharing her personal health journey, Natalie discusses the science behind exercise, practical routines, and the ripple effect of healthy habits within families. She highlights the integration of faith and fitness, and encourages listeners to make co...

Your daily kids news podcast.Albo’s big meeting with Trump; Diwali celebrations light up; Teen pilots and record-breaking rowers; and a K-Pop Demon sing-along. Australia’s Prime Minister, Albo, is in the USA to chat with President Trump! The festival of lights, Diwali, is here – lighting up homes, skies, and hearts! Sixteen-year-old Byron flew around the whole planet! Meanwhile, two brave rowers paddled across the massive Pacific Ocean for five months straight. That’s oarsome! The KPop Demon