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SUSANNAH JOWITT: My childhood was a misery of diets as my mother told me I was fat, but new efforts to keep kids thin, like giving them weight-loss jabs of Ozempic or Saxenda will end up making them fatter.
Deep down you know that scoffing a family sized chocolate bar in front of the TV or eating an entire takeout pizza by yourself makes you feel not just guilty, but sluggish and ill.
SARAH DI LORENZO: A quarter of our population avoids gluten but only one per cent have coeliac disease. So what’s really going on here?
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Australia’s ‘patchwork’ fertility sector is putting unnecessary complications and stress on already vulnerable patients, according to a landmark report.
A woman has been found guilty of fatally infecting her neighbour with COVID in 2021, her second pandemic-related conviction in a year
Three of Melanie’s children are facing the possibility of growing up without either of their parents.
More single women than ever before are freezing their eggs to secure their dreams of one day having a baby — but the trend has prompted a warning from experts.
Health officials have released urgent warnings to the public after two people died of heroin overdoses after thinking they were taking lines of cocaine.
Lottie Moss was rushed to hospital after injecting herself with an Ozempic pen given to her by a friend who obtained it ‘below board from a doctor’.
An Australian man has died after taking someone else's voluntary assisted dying medication, with his daughter describing the heartbreaking moment when she went to put her arms around her dad, discovering ‘he was cold’.
Participants must be in good health and available for nine scheduled visits over 13 months.
Life insurers will no longer be able to discriminate against Australians based on their genetics when underwriting their plans.
Weight loss jabs could be prescribed to children as young as six after trials found they slashed obesity and tackled other health issues.
A landmark study has revealed alarming trends among Australian teenagers who have vaped, as authorities race to conquer this new health threat.
Dr Emily Leeming investigates why so many young people are developing bowel cancer and reveals the five ways to cut your risk.