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A new study claims fish oil pills slow biological ageing. Should we be taking them?
Over three years, daily omega-3 supplementation slowed ageing by three months. Liam Mannix pulls the evidence apart.
- Liam Mannix
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On the floor of a Sydney hospital bathroom, Declan lay stranded for hours
Advocates have requested an urgent meeting with the NSW health minister after hearing dozens of hospital horror stories.
- Angus Thomson
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The healthiest places to live in Victoria
Dozens of places received a perfect score under a new rating system that assesses air quality, green space and variances in temperature – all of which can impact a person’s health. Is yours on the list?
- Broede Carmody
Where are Sydney’s sickest suburbs? Follow the money, heat and air pollution
One part of Sydney has several suburbs with near-perfect scores. Less than an hour away, it was a different story.
- Kate Aubusson
Waking up tired? Here’s how to hack your snooze button
Snoozing has a bad rap. Here are science-backed tips to supercharge your morning energy.
- Angus Dalton
‘Like a thunderclap’: What to know about brain aneurysms and their symptoms
While Kyle Sandilands attributed his brain aneurysm to “cocaine abuse and partying”, experts say there’s a lot more to know about the condition.
- Brittany Busch
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The February 1 Edition
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Puberty blockers and treatments for trans youth under review
The federal government has ordered the review to come up with new guidelines for the treatment of trans and gender diverse children.
- Michael Bachelard and Mike Foley
Woman behind Botox hospitalisations barred by healthcare watchdogs
Norsafiza Binti Zakaria was named on Friday as the unregistered practitioner under investigation after one of her patients was treated in intensive care.
- Angus Thomson
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‘Devastating and unimaginable’: Private school fined over student’s death after overseas trip
Lachlan Cook’s trip to Vietnam with Kilvington Grammar should have been a highlight of his school years. Instead, it led to his death when his diabetes was mismanaged.
- Caroline Schelle
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