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Credit: University of Guelph A new discovery by University of Guelph researchers may ultimately help in devising new therapies and improving quality of life for people with Parkinson's disease. By showing how entangled proteins in brain cells enable the neurodegenerative disease to spread, the researchers hope their findings will lead to drugs that halt its progression, said PhD candidate Morgan Stykel, first author of a paper published this month in Cell Reports. Parkinson's disease is the world's fastest-growing neurodegenerative disease and Canada has some of the world's highest rates, ac...

A new television series has given viewers an insight into prison slang being shared inside some of Australia's hardest prisons.

Gritty real-life plot shows how innocent prison language mistake can potentially get you killed Lifestyle by Justin Lees 26th May 2021 9:17 AM "Seeya champ". It's a friendly farewell uttered thousands of times a day around Australia. But when likeable prison cleanskin Adam cheerily says it to another lag in the new series of Mr Inbetween, the response he receives is first chilling - then becomes violently horrifying. His mistake? Not knowing that "champ", in prison slang, is a grotesque sexual slur that means anything but "c...

Joel Pratley/FX Black comedy  Mr. Inbetween is about to take its final bow when its third and final season premieres tonight on FX. Nash Edgerton, director and executive producer of the Australian crime comedy, tells ABC Audio he is okay with the season ending because he did not want the show to overstay its welcome. Edgerton adds the plan was always to do something similar to shows  Ricky Gervais had done in the past. “Like… both  The Office and  Extras did that to two seasons of six and then a Christmas special. I think when I started working on this thing, that’s what ...

Aussies Cafe could be hit by a big shake-up to food and beverage services.