Why do some children have difficulty falling asleep?
Sleeping difficulties in children and what to do about them
Sleeping difficulties in children are common. A child’s poor sleep quantity and quality is...
Yoga: How it is perceived in India & the rest of the world
The International Day of Yoga was celebrated yesterday (21 June) the world over. It is being celebrated since 2015 the world over on 21...
Can yoga help you sleep less, but better?
Ever wonder how successful people manage to do it all? Celebrities and politicians are swamped with responsibilities just like the rest of us, perhaps...
Why five of these chants are very important
"Out of these sixty-four items, five items—namely, offering water to the tulasī tree, hearing Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, associating amongst the devotees, saṅkīrtana and living in Mathurā—are...
Stroke is always a medical emergency
Stroke Foundation is reminding Australians it is vital to call triple zero (000) immediately if they suspect a stroke.
Chief Executive Officer Sharon McGowan said...
Glucose app Roche’s Accu-Chek SugarView to release in India; uses photos to monitor blood...
Roche’s Accu-Chek SugarView app may disrupt India’s blood glucose monitoring market, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
Global Data's report, ‘Diabetes Care Devices—Insulin...
Stroke innovation paves the way for COVID-19 Clinical Guidelines
Stroke Foundation paves the way for world-first “living guidelines” to help clinicians manage the coronavirus (COVID-19)
Technology and processes Stroke Foundation has developed and piloted...
$1.5bn Footscray Hospital on track for 2026 opening
Melbourne’s west is preparing for a major boost to its public health system, with the new Footscray Hospital due to open in February 2026....
New clinical guidelines to help GPs improve care for older multicultural Australians
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has launched updated clinical guidelines for the care of older people—for the first time covering concerns...
UWA researcher warns community against acting on faux-medical advice
A researcher at The University of Western Australia has cautioned people against relying on unverified medical advice and natural remedies in lieu of real...