A world-first study investigates the impact of humour on dementia patents in nursing homes.

Professor Gordon Parker facilitates this presentation/discussion on mood disorders in young people.

Dr Rob Brander, aka Dr Rip, lists his five top tips for enjoying the beach safely this summer.

Dr Lucy Burns from the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre at UNSW on her research into the medical needs of the homeless who are also drug/alcohol dependent.

The horrors of hormones need not dictate life beyond 50. Associate Professor John Eden explains.

Stem cell breakthrough restores sight

Australian and US scientists have led a world-first study to sequence the genetic code of indigenous Africans, uncovering more than a million DNA variations which stem from the root of mankind.

Associate Professor Susan Thompson from UNSW's Faculty of Built Environment on the intricacies of making our cities "greener".

Professor Gordon Parker from Black Dog Institute at UNSW on the re-defining of melancholia.

A thin polymer film that seals surgical wounds could make sutures a relic of medical history.

Prof Gavin Andrews talks about an alternative internet based treatment for panic disorder.

Associate Professor John Eden on simple approaches to hirstutism, a common symptom of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.

Associate Professor John Eden explodes myths surrounding Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome.

Dr Peter Nugus from UNSW's Centre for Clinical Governance Research in Health on how the transfer of emergency patients to hospital departments is akin to selling a car.

Having polycystic ovary syndrome is not necessarily a barrier to having children.