What you can do to help a self-harmer
By DR ANAND RAMPHAL | Published May 12, 2014
When a teenager deliberately hurts him or herself, it is a sign there are deeper problems that need to be addressed, writes Dr Anand Ramphal.
Mind
Problem gambling all in the brain?
By Daily Mail | Published May 6, 2014
Lab clue to caffeine benefit on Alzheimer’s
By SAPA+ | Published May 6, 2014
Knit yourself some happiness
By Amanda Mascarelli | Published May 4, 2014
Go for a walk to find a big idea
By FIONA MACRAE | Published May 2, 2014
Take a breath, feel better
By Fabienne Faur | Published Apr 30, 2014
Our brain is past its prime at 24 - study
By Daily Mail | Published Apr 29, 2014
How to be happy... avoid the gym?
By DANIEL MARTIN | Published Apr 25, 2014
Blood test could help detect Alzheimer’s
By Daily Mail | Published Apr 24, 2014
A journey of love and acceptance
By Lindsay Ord | Published Apr 23, 2014
'Casual dagga use causes brain abnormalities'
By Alex Dobuzinskis | Published Apr 22, 2014
Why it’s not your fault you are grumpy
By Daily Mail | Published Apr 22, 2014
Diagnosing depression in epileptics
By Vuyo Mkize | Published Apr 17, 2014
How the brain of an addict works
By Brian Palmer | Published Apr 12, 2014
Why cocaine users don’t like parties
By Emma Innes | Published Apr 10, 2014
