Paul McClure

Paul brings extensive knowledge and real-world experience to New Atlas. His qualifications include a Bachelor of Nursing, Graduate Diplomas in Advanced Nursing and Psychological Studies, a Master of Laws (Juris Doctor), and a Bachelor of Arts in journalism and creative writing. Paul has worked as an intensive care nurse at one of Australia’s busiest trauma hospitals and as a criminal defense lawyer before pivoting to journalism. His diverse professional background informs his writing, providing unique insights.

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Health & Wellbeing

Common dietary supplement found to reduce aggression by 30%

Fish oil supplements containing omega-3 have long been touted as good for heart health. A new study has found they also reduce aggression. Researchers say the safe, common supplements should be used everywhere from the playground to the prison system.
Health & Wellbeing

One-dose nasal spray clears toxic Alzheimer's proteins to improve memory

One dose of a new treatment, delivered by nasal spray, clears away build-ups of the toxic tau protein associated with Alzheimer’s disease from inside brain cells, improving memory, according to new research. It paves the way for new treatments for the debilitating disease.
Medical

Knee 'plug' simplifies surgery and recovery

Damage to knee cartilage and bone can limit mobility and cause chronic pain. Now, researchers have developed an off-the-shelf synthetic ‘plug’ that heals the joint and could be an alternative to current treatments like total knee replacement surgery.