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Lynch syndrome explainer: a common cancer risk few have heard of

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageWhen the DNA repair tool is faulty or broken, cancer happens.from www.shutterstock.com.au

Lynch syndrome is a common, inherited condition that affects thousands of Australians and greatly increases the risk of developing cancer. Yet 95% of those who have it don’t know about it.

Lynch syndrome is the most prevalent inherited cancer syndrome...

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Construction workers safer when they ditch the manual: study

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

The literacy levels of construction workers are low relative to other industries, and yet prescriptions about how to work safely are often buried inside long and complicated documents.

Our research suggests workers may not even read these documents before they commence work. Also, no matter how complex they are, documents cannot cover all...

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Bacteria found to thrive better in space than on Earth

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThis attractive specimen, collected from a doorknob in New York, loved being in space.Alex Alexiev/UC Davis, CC BY

Some species of bacteria have made themselves right at home in space, with one species, Bacillus safensis, found to thrive more in the microgravity of the International Space Station than here on Earth.

The study was a product of Project...

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  2. Woodside's Browse project setback shows the gas industry needs to get its act together
  3. These private companies pay less tax than we do – but reasons remain unclear
  4. Brussels attacks: why do family members commit terrorism together?
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  6. Explainer: what's the link between insomnia and mental illness?
  7. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Turnbull's double-dissolution play
  8. Hidden housemates: a gecko invasion?
  9. 'Choppergate' no more? What the review of politicians' entitlements will mean
  10. Coalition gains in Newspoll, but Turnbull's rating negative for first time
  11. Mass extinctions and climate change: why the speed of rising greenhouse gases matters
  12. A long election campaign is not necessarily a big risk for Turnbull
  13. Stunted growth _and_ obesity: the double burden of poor nutrition on our doorstep
  14. Budget explainer: why the federal budget falls in May
  15. Rare Earths: driven by magnetic applications and diversity in supply
  16. Is winning all that matters in AFL or does the performance count?
  17. What parents and teachers should know about non-verbal learning disability
  18. What is Turnbull’s take on foreign policy?
  19. Illusion or reality? Does SMS messaging really help the medicine go down?
  20. Islamic State exploiting Europe's porous borders and intelligence failures: Turnbull
  21. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a po-faced exercise in franchise-building
  22. Turnbull's renewable fund could drive much-needed investment, but...
  23. Brussels airport attacks are not just a matter of airport security
  24. Art and terror: a new kind of memorial
  25. Weekly Dose: Warfarin, the blood-thinner that's still used as a rat killer
  26. FactCheck: has the level of casual employment in Australia stayed steady for the past 18 years?
  27. Young people's economic disadvantage is unlucky – not unjust
  28. How to inoculate people against Donald Trump's fact bending claims
  29. Morrison's embarrassment over budget timing was more his fault than Turnbull's
  30. Brussels attacks show just how desperate Islamic State has become
  31. In defence of observational science: randomised experiments aren't the only way to the truth
  32. Bed fellows no more? It's Foxtel versus Telstra in battle for online subscribers
  33. 50 years after The Lucky Country, Australia's sustainability challenge remains
  34. A tip to win your office footy tipping? Don’t listen to the experts
  35. Text message medication reminders can save the lives of those with chronic illness
  36. Location, location, location: what's holding back an Australian ideas boom
  37. Graphite: to capitalise Australia needs to invest in conversion
  38. The lowdown on laughter: from boosting immunity to releasing tension
  39. Ten cool applications for virtual reality that aren't just games
  40. Which students are most likely to drop out of university?
  41. Brussels attacks: why Europe?
  42. Who is right in the Abbott-versus-Turnbull policy wars?
  43. When is Ski season on Pluto?
  44. Hospitals don't need increased funding, they need to make better use of what they've got
  45. Explainer: what are birthmarks and why do we get them?
  46. 'Dollar Dave' and the Reserve Bank: a tale of art, theft and human rights
  47. The boats may have 'stopped', but more refugees are stuck in limbo in Indonesia
  48. Great Barrier Reef bleaching event: what happens next?
  49. Veggie is the most low-carbon diet, right? Well, it depends where you live
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