Amanda Johnson • Jul 30, 2012 •
Well, the Olympic Games are now in full swing, and the eyes of the world are focussed on London as international top athletes compete for gold. It is quite timely, then, that the British Medical Journal has just published a paper on sports performance products and the usefulness (or lack) of taking such products. This was the subject … Read More
Ken Perrott • Jul 29, 2012 •
The opening ceremony for the London Olympics seemed to raise more political/ideological issues than usual. Which is a good thing. But this was one result. The anonymous placing of flowers at the grave of Emmeline Pankhurst in West Brompton cemetery … Continue reading → … Read More
Peter Griffin • Jul 16, 2012 •
by Kate murphy, NHMRC Career Development Fellow at the University of Melbourne We once thought no-one could run a mile in less than four minutes – and yet the current world record stands at three minutes, 43 seconds. So will records keep tumbling as people get fitter and technology takes off? Or is there a limit to human … Read More