Health

From misdiagnosis to treatment struggles, new data reveals the heavy toll migraines take on women, but the support gap is still left unfilled.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: New research suggests that people can lose more weight by avoiding these hugely popular foods.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Ann Buszard, a retired nurse, had never so much as touched a weight until she was 74, when she found herself struggling to stand up after kneeling down. She wanted to get stronger.

The actor was diagnosed with colon cancer two years ago.

A woman who died from cancer after refusing chemotherapy to treat it was instead having five coffee enemas a day to beat the disease, an inquest into her death has been told. 

Sydney’s Potts Point is at the centre of a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak, with one man dead and six others recovering.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Cardiologist Dr Eric Topol says these are the ten most effective, science-backed steps to help protect your heart and prevent heart attacks.

Australia's low birth rate is being linked to cost-of-living pressures, with experts saying affordable IVF could help reverse fertility declines.

Pronatalism: It’s a growing movement, especially amongst the rich and powerful, and it’s giving a huge boost to a fertility industry already experiencing heightened demand. 

The private hospital giant is set to close all but three of its psychology clinics as data shows more patients putting off treatment due to cost pressures.

Nash Keen defied incredible odds to make it to his first birthday and now he is a record holder, officially named the world’s most premature baby.

She had tummy pains, a fever, was vomiting and her skin was pale. She was in a coma and near death.

Authorities say contact tracing is continuing for hospital, school staff who may have been exposed to a man admitted with a rare strain of mpox.

A large-scale European study has found older adults experiencing hearing loss and loneliness could be at triple the risk of cognitive decline.

Having low levels of vitamin D may increase the risk of hospitalisation with COVID-19, Australian and UK scientists have reported.