Tag Archives: behaviour
Sole Pheromones: “What we have here is a failure to communicate”?
Pheromones are an important, but understudied, facet of reproduction in many animals. What we know about pheromones in fish mostly comes from freshwater species. However, many economically important species are marine. One such is the Senegalese sole
The mind and mouth of a predatory worm
What does it take to change your behaviour?
Risky attraction to the familiar smell of disease
Understanding why behaviours are challenging for dementia family carers
Dementia is a global health challenge that confronts health and social care systems today. It is characterised by global cognitive impairment. However, it is the disruption to daily living and in particular the non-cognitive, (behavioural and psychological)
Antibiotics: what patients don’t know
Antibiotics are among the most frequently prescribed and precious medicines we have. They cure infections if used correctly but overuse, underuse and usage errors pose risks to patients and the community. Risks include excess side effects, uncured