Featured in

- Published 20050603
- ISBN: 9780733314339
- Extent: 268 pp
- Paperback (234 x 153mm)
More from author

Pride and punishment
Common understanding and usage of the word ‘trauma’ often confuses trauma with distress. Though trauma is often distressing, the two should not be conflated. Rather, trauma denotes an experience or event that has not been properly registered or processed due to its overwhelming of the nervous system
More from this edition

Essentially whose genes
ReviewTHE RACE TO map the human genome is over. While this has the potential, in time, to transform medical research, diagnostics and therapeutics, the...

Wise to the healthy, wealthy divide
PolicyMOSES, A SCIENTIST from West Africa, is visiting a research laboratory in Brisbane. He has come to gather ideas on molecular approaches to developing...

Sculpting your own brain
EssayTHE GREAT SPANISH neuroanatomist Santiago Ramón y Cajal believed that with personal commitment and willpower we can do almost anything with our brains. "Consider...