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One in seven adults have experienced sexual extortion, according to research lead by RMIT University. The most common type of perpetuator, according to the research, is a former or a current partner. The research found sextorsion in Australia is common for both victims and perpetrators. Image: Image from Shutterstock Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In …
AI has embedded itself into every aspect of our lives and its technology is constantly evolving. However, in the area of research AI poses as a risk of producing biased content. Marian Vidal-Fernandez, Associate Professor at the School of Economics, University of Sydney stated that AI is not objective, “because AI is not being objectively …
A new report released by Philanthropy Australia found out what the trends and issues the community will shape the agenda for the rest of the year. Some of the big issues are cost of living, climate, and First Nations issues, and to help solve these issues, the philanthropic sector needs to act collaboratively. Image: Photo …
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Research from Dementia Australia shows people living with will increase 93 per cent by 2054. With Dementia being the second cause of death in Australia, we look into what can be done to improve the healthcare sector. We spoke with Dr Kaele Stokes, the Executive Director of Services at Dementia Australia, about the importance of …
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Access to clean water is a key issue for people in many countries around the world. In Australia, large cities have very good water supplies that supply to well monitored quality standards. But this is not the case in remote and regional areas. Smaller communities can be vulnerable to weather events overwhelming their water supply …
This week, the National Health and Medical Research Council released a policy statement on Forced Swim test and Smoke test in animals, and strongly recommends to stop this research method. Animal welfare advocates like Animal-Free Science Advocacy welcome the policy, but says the Federal government should ban these methods. Image: Image supplied by Animal-Free Science …
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The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has just unveiled a game-changing report on the health of refugees and humanitarian entrants in Australia. This report uncovers striking differences in their health experiences compared to other migrants and the wider Australian population. I spoke Vanessa D’Souza, AIHW spokesperson to It’s a crucial step towards ensuring …
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Epilepsy is a brain disorder that causes recurring, unprovoked seizures affecting over 50 million people worldwide. Now a global team of researchers from the International League Against Epilepsy have conducted the largest ever genetic study of epilepsy which could inform developments of new treatments. So what are the significance of these new findings? Image: Image …
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