by Kit Vaughan and Gary Kantor It was just over a year ago that the Springboks – South Africa’s national […]
Posts Tagged ‘Exercise’
A Paper Every Two Days?
In all areas of scholarly endeavour, the advancement of knowledge is dependent on the publication of original peer-reviewed articles. This […]
Our Brains Need Exercise
Up until 25 years ago, it was believed that a mature brain was unable to grow new neurons, and that […]
Hanging Out on Hanging Rock
CapeRay currently holds the ISO 13485:2012 certificate, an international quality assurance standard that enables the “design, development, manufacture, installation, distribution and servicing […]
Obesity and Breast Cancer Risk
Obesity – a condition in which a person has an unhealthy amount of body fat – is often measured using […]
Faster, Higher, Stronger
In two days’ time the Olympic Games will draw to a close – and what a thrilling spectacle we have […]
Inside the Elephant’s Eye
The French expression esprit de corps is used to convey a sense of unity where an organization seeks a common […]
Global Trends in Breast Cancer Rates
Carol DeSantis has recently published an important paper entitled “International variation in female breast cancer incidence and mortality rates” in Cancer Epidemiology, […]
Wearables Come of Age
It’s the first full week of the New Year, which means 150,000 delagates have converged on Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics […]
Can Exercise Lower Breast Cancer Risk?
Yesterday the Cancer Council in Australia announced that the country was gaining the upper hand in the war against cancer, with 60,000 lives saved […]