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Domestic workers in South Africa – study sheds delicate on experiences of migrants from Malawi and Zimbabwe

Domestic workers in South Africa – study sheds delicate on experiences of migrants from Malawi and Zimbabwe

Estimated 800,000 people work as domestic workers in South Africa. Most of them are black women from marginalized backgrounds. It is not surprising that most of the literature on domestic work focuses on women doing cleaning, cooking and caring. Missing from debates about the work experiences of domestic workers and their relationships with their employers […]

We found that opposition to Voice is associated with poorer health for Indigenous people. And in some regions, the association is striking.

We found that opposition to Voice is associated with poorer health for Indigenous people. And in some regions, the association is striking.

Most Australians he voted “no” to an Indigenous Voice in Parliament. But if we dig into the data from the 2023 referendum, there is more to learn, particularly about the health of Indigenous Australians living in communities that strongly oppose the Voice. It is an image both striking and urgent. In published studies Today For […]

The only factor that determines what exercises you undertake should be your skills, not your age.

The only factor that determines what exercises you undertake should be your skills, not your age.

It is commonly assumed that exercise for older people is hard and perilous, so it is best to avoid it. However, this is often not the case – even if these ideas are ingrained in society. Studies have repeatedly shown that exercise for older people is associated with lower risk of disease, reduced risk of […]

The days are getting shorter and colder. 6 tips to stick to your fitness goals

The days are getting shorter and colder. 6 tips to stick to your fitness goals

Daylight saving time ends this weekend. The days are shorter and the weather is getting colder. It’s less tempting to bike to work, walk after dinner, or get up early to go to the gym. But we all know that daily physical activity is crucial for our health and well-being. Physical activity releases feel-good neurotransmitters […]

What You Need to Know About West Nile Virus: Symptoms and Prevention

What You Need to Know About West Nile Virus: Symptoms and Prevention

One evening in July 2003, Dr. Lyle Petersen left his Fort Collins, Colorado, home to get the mail. He stayed outside longer than he expected to talk to a neighbor. But when both were bitten by mosquitoes, they ran back inside. Three days later, Dr. Petersen began to feel unusually tired. He developed a fever, […]

The site’s privacy options are not very diverse, as they are tough to find and utilize

The site’s privacy options are not very diverse, as they are tough to find and utilize

You’ve probably come across a pair of shoes that constantly follow you around the Internet, appearing in ads on different sites for weeks at a time. The enormous majority of ads these days are targeted—that is, you see the ad because the advertiser thinks you, specifically, might be interested in what they have to offer. […]

How Entertainment Brands Are Adapting to Generation Alpha

How Entertainment Brands Are Adapting to Generation Alpha

Growing up, did you play with hypersexualized Barbie dolls, boys-only Thomas the Tank Engine trains, or skinny, white Disney princesses? If so, you’re not alone, but that’s no longer the case Generation Alpha. Brands like Mattel, once criticized for promoting unrealistic body standards and gender stereotypes, are now positioning themselves as feminist and progressive. The […]