The Art of Healing

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

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Vol 4 Issue 89

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 89

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 1 Issue 90

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 90

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 3 Issue 88

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 88

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 2 Issue 87

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 87

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 1 Issue 86

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 86

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 4 Issue 85

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 85

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 3 Issue 84

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 84

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 2 Issue 83

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 83

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 1 Issue 82

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 82

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 4 Issue 81

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 81

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 3 Issue 80

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 80

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 2 Issue 79

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 79

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 1 Issue 78

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 78

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 4 Issue 77

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 77

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 3 Issue 76

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 76

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 2 Issue 75

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 75

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 1 Issue 74

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 74

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 4 Issue 73

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 73

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 3 Issue 72

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 72

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 2 Issue 71

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 71

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 1 Issue 70

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Vol 1 Issue 70

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 4 Issue 69

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 69

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 3 Issue 68

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 68

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 2 Issue 67

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 67

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 1 Issue 66

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 66

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 4 Issue 65

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 65

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 3 Issue 64

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The Art of Healing

Vol 3 Issue 64

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 2 Issue 63

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The Art of Healing

Vol 2 Issue 63

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 1 Issue 62

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The Art of Healing

Vol 1 Issue 62

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Vol 4 Issue 61

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The Art of Healing

Vol 4 Issue 61

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Issue 60

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Issue 60

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Issue 59

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Issue 59

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Issue 58

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Issue 58

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Issue 57

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Issue 57

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

September - November 2016 (56)

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September - November 2016 (56)

Australia

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In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

June - August 2016 (55)

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Australia

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In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

March - May 2016 (54)

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Australia

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In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

December 2015 - February 2016 (53)

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December 2015 - February 2016 (53)

Australia

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In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

September - November 2015

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September - November 2015

Australia

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LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

June - August 2015

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June - August 2015

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

March - May 2015

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The Art of Healing

March - May 2015

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

December 2014 - February 2015

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The Art of Healing

December 2014 - February 2015

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

September - November 2014

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The Art of Healing

September - November 2014

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

June - August 2014

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The Art of Healing

June - August 2014

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

March - May 2014

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The Art of Healing

March - May 2014

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Dec-13-Feb-14

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The Art of Healing

Dec-13-Feb-14

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Sep- Nov-13

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The Art of Healing

Sep- Nov-13

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Jun-Aug-13

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The Art of Healing

Jun-Aug-13

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

Mar-May-13

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The Art of Healing

Mar-May-13

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

December-February 201

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The Art of Healing

December-February 201

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

September-November2012

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The Art of Healing

September-November2012

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

June-August 2012

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The Art of Healing

June-August 2012

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

March-May 2012

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The Art of Healing

March-May 2012

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

December - February 2012

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The Art of Healing

December - February 2012

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

September-November 2011

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The Art of Healing

September-November 2011

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

June-August 2011

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The Art of Healing

June-August 2011

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

March - May 2011

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The Art of Healing

March - May 2011

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

December 2010 - February 2011

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The Art of Healing

December 2010 - February 2011

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

September 2010

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The Art of Healing

September 2010

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

August 2010

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The Art of Healing

August 2010

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

March-May 2010

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The Art of Healing

March-May 2010

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!

January-February 2010

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The Art of Healing

January-February 2010

Australia

English (Australia)

LEGIT PUBLICATIONS

In this issue we have our huge Feature on Dementia and Aged Care. Find out about the new Aged Care Act and how it will affect you, and how better medication management is needed in hospitals. And did you know that 4 out of 10 aged care residents in aged care are malnourished, or that 65% of health and care professionals still believe that dementia is a normal part of ageing – or that robots might be the future of aged care? We also shine the light on toxicity in this magazine: a decade-long investigation using mapping and spatial intelligence has raised red flags over more than 260,000 sites that could be toxic hotspots in Australia; and an international study by Monash University and the University of Tuscia show that pharmaceutical pollutants discharged in wastewater and thereby our rivers, lakes and oceans, have definitively been found to alter behaviour and reproductive traits in fish .. and for humans ….? We also have more on the repercussions of too much social media in this magazine, with a piece on “chroming,” where youth are inhaling toxic fumes from household items after seeing this practice featured on Tik Tok. And doomscrolling we know about, but we need to keep the pressure up to these big social media companies to change their algorithms so they are more safe. So it is great to report that ReachOut, Beyond Blue and Black Dog Institute are calling for evidence-based measures to help improve the safety of social media platforms for young people. And we have lots more books for you to look at in this issue, and our usual wonderful recipes – the Oxalis & Lime Tarts – an extract from From the Wild by Heidi Merika, look delicious!