Australian cancer project wins public acclaim at national awards

Research from the University of Wollongong that focuses on pancreatic cancer treatment has won the People’s Choice Award in the Problem Solver category at...

Five steps to help smokers and vapers quit

Australians who want to quit smoking or vaping are being encouraged to start with a clear plan and seek support, with new guidance outlining...

Pregnancy after 35: Informed, not afraid

Aisha (name changed) migrated to Australia in her mid-20s as a student. Like many women from migrant and faith-based communities, her early years were...

A new ‘Super-K’ flu is spreading fast. Here’s what CSIRO says

A new report by CSIRO says a fast-spreading influenza strain, nicknamed the "Super-K" flu, is emerging earlier than expected and spreading rapidly across Australia. CSIRO...

Pregnancy supplements: What you need and what you don’t

A young couple walks into a pharmacy in Melbourne’s west, both excited and anxious. Their parents are overseas. Friends and relatives mean well but...

Back to School brings mixed emotions for families, psychologist says

As families across Australia prepare for the school year to begin, excitement often sits alongside anxiety. The return to routines, classrooms and social expectations...

Study links sleep, disadvantage and distress to teen suicide risk

Poor sleep, psychological distress, socioeconomic disadvantage and unhealthy eating habits are closely associated with a higher risk of suicidal thoughts among adolescents, according to...

ADHD in children: Breaking myths, stigma and cultural barriers

More Than “Bad Behaviour” Most parents and teachers have met children who are always on the move, who fidget constantly, interrupt conversations, struggle to wait...

Why a “health pill” feels comforting, but real health usually starts on your plate,...

A woman in her late 60s once walked into our clinic carrying a plastic bag full of vitamin bottles. She placed them on the...

Survey finds multicultural communities less prepared to act on stroke warning signs

New national survey data has raised concerns that Australians from multicultural backgrounds may face higher risks of delayed stroke treatment due to lower awareness...