Sex therapy, crystals axed in NDIS revamp
Controversial therapies will be officially off limits to NDIS participants, in sweeping new measures set to take effect within days.
Conditions
The myths stopping blokes from getting a life-saving prostate check
When Robert Murray uniquely chronicled his health woes with what is today known as prostate cancer, he left his family a life-saving gift. More than 170 years later, we bust the myths about prostate screening.
Warning over ‘worrying reality’ of Aussies having strokes
More than 440,000 Australians are living with the effects of a stroke and experts fear the number will continue to soar without urgent action.
Disability worker charged after 59yo’s death
A disability support worker has been charged following a crash that resulted in the death of a wheelchair-bound passenger.
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Endometriosis breakthrough set to change treatment for women
It could better the lives of women everywhere
Let’s talk about PMDD, the disorder pushing women to extremes for a cure
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Would your neighbours step in to save a life?
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‘Reduce the fear’: Health issue women should not be scared of
A ground-breaking new Aussie study is urging women to not be frightened of medical “horror stories”.
How cognition changes before dementia, Alzheimer’s hits
New research challenges the common perception that memory loss is the earliest indicator of dementia, and in particular Alzheimer’s.
Covid’s damaging effects on the brain revealed
A new study has added to the increasingly worrisome picture of how even mild Covid cases have detrimental effects on the brain. See how.
Everything we know about King Charles’ cancer diagnosis
His treatment has already commenced
‘Hidden disease’: Peter Alexander shares three-year agony
Pyjama king Peter Alexander reveals why a devastating and cruel disease that rocked his family must no longer be “hidden under the cover”. Listen to his story.
Forgetfulness or dementia: How to spot the difference
There’s a difference between normal forgetfulness and memory loss-related dementia. Here’s what you need to know.
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