Forced scandal haunts generations
A group of Australian women have spoken out about a drug and adoption scandal from the 1950s that still haunts them today.
Conditions
I felt like I had bugs crawling under my skin all the time
An Aussie mum who experienced “uncontrollable rage” and memory loss at first feared she may have early onset dementia. It was something much more common.
Snapchat to supplements: Former tech exec targets menopause
A former Snapchat executive says waking ‘drenched in sweat’ prompted her move out of the tech world and into wellness with the launch of her Australia-based menopause supplement line.
Cancer alert: The five habits of highly at-risk young Qld men
Young Queensland men love the gym but several factors are putting them at risk of cancer, new research has revealed.
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I was in excruciating pain from age 11. But doctors dismissed me
Anna Fischer found herself curled up in agony every month — but for years, doctors dismissed her symptoms.
The electric swimming cap that could help fight brain tumours
It might look like a swimming cap, but this could be the next advance in stopping brain tumours. Here is why.
Inside the spiralling wait times for ADHD diagnosis
The Roumbos family are part of a rise of Australian parents trapped in limbo. Here they share how tough their reality is.
‘Extraordinarily lucky’: Edwina Bartholomew’s health update
The Sunrise presenter has shared some excellent news, seven months after revealing her cancer diagnosis live on air and giving an insight into how leukaemia changed her outlook on life.
I don’t want to talk about poo but I have to — this is why
After a tragic accident left him wheelchair-bound, a father-of-one is now fighting for 50,000 Australians who have been ‘ghosted’ by the federal government. Find out why.
Young woman given days to live after shock diagnosis
A young woman has been dealt the devastating news an undiscovered health issue is “incurable” and she has “hours or days” to live.
Can this ‘spit test’ spot prostate cancer signs better than a PSA?
A spit test done at home could be better at detecting prostate cancer than present methods like blood tests. This is what you need to know about it.
My smartwatch started going crazy – I’d been ignoring the symptoms
Brad Butvila had been feeling light-headed and dizzy, but he put it down to being tired due to being a father-of-two. However his smartwatch kept sending him alerts.
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