New research from the University of Western Sydney shows baby boys prefer objects with faces over machines, challenging the theory of an innate preference among babies.
New research has found that viewing other people exercise actually increases your heart rate and other physiological measures, just as if you were working out yourself.
A UWS Professor and PhD student are part of a multinational collaboration which has made an extraordinary observation in the field of astronomy.
Boosting low testosterone levels in males with chronic pulmonary disease (COPD) may reduce their risk of further deterioration and functional disability.
A modern Chinese herbal medicine clinically-trialled at UWS has increased ‘good cholesterol’ levels and stabilised insulin in people with pre-diabetes.
Professor Alan Bensoussan is recognised for his global impact on the clinical study of Chinese Medicine with a prestigious international award.
New research has found community green spaces are encouraging people to exercise harder and more often.
Researchers from UWS have played an integral role in a study which has measured the drinking levels of patrons in Australia’s night-time entertainment districts.