Why do more teens have IBS, eczema and ADHD?
Almost half of our youths are living with chronic disease or developmental conditions like ADHD. There’s a concerning link as to why.
Conditions
‘Paid off in spades’: Why Daddos left LA to come home to Sydney
When Cameron Daddo left a well-established acting career in LA to return to Australia, he and wife Ali faced “challenging, lonely times” — but their careers and family are now stronger than ever.
Melanoma nightmare: Ex CEO tells of wife’s diagnosis after mole removed
The former CEO of a global restaurant giant has revealed how a visit with his wife for an MRI on a torn muscle ended in a “shattering” diagnosis that left her with just three months to live.
New reason women are using botox
It’s best known as a wonder wrinkle eliminator, but now doctors are using Botox injections to relieve another pain.
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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.
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