A study investigates the impact of parent technology use on child behaviour.

Religious people are more likely to oppose reproductive genetic technologies.

Growing fruits and vegetables hydroponically reduced anxiety and fostered interest in learning science, according to study.

Do you get overwhelmed by your negative thoughts? Awareness is the first step to creating change and taking control of the patterns that hold you back.

Does your yoga style work for you? Look to its sister science, Ayurveda, to help you recognise your tendencies and habits, and tailor your yoga practice to your type.

The interaction between two dogs plays a big role in how they respond in quick-thinking situations.

Two new studies point at racial bias starting at a very young age in children six to nine month old.

The people we date share many similarities – physically and personality wise according to a new study.

Create a full, vibrant and colourful life every day of the week with a simple, creative and empowering tool and process.

We chat to Narelle Plapp, the founder of Food for Health, about growth, flexibility and how working mums can contribute effectively to any enterprise.

Girls with autism have reasonably good social skills, which makes it difficult to recognise their autism.

Exposure to common pesticides in the environment can cause boys to reach sexual maturity earlier.