Fears over rise in young people with diabetes
A growing number of Victorians aged 15-39 are being diagnosed with young-onset diabetes, a condition that could lead to kidney disease, nerve disease, heart disease and blindness.
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A revolutionary new pill may help hundreds of thousands of Australians suffering from cholesterol following a new study.
AFL faces legal fight over head injuries
A Melbourne law firm says 30 former AFL and AFLW players are “ready and willing to go” in a landmark class action over the impact of concussion injuries.
Warnie’s death prompts lifesaving change
On the eve of the one-year anniversary of Shane Warne’s death, health data shows a massive surge in Aussie men getting heart check-ups.
Dad a ‘superhero’ in death as organ donor
Pete Zappia tragically died needing a new heart, but his generosity has since saved lives. Here’s why Aussies should register as organ donors.
Frugal doc’s rich gift after death
He couldn’t save himself from cancer but reclusive psychologist Dr Barrie Dalgleish made sure the millions he made in life helped others after his death.
Revolutionary cancer scanner launched in Melbourne
A $13m “whole body” medical imaging scanner unveiled in North Melbourne is the latest weapon in the fight against cancer and heart disease.
Vape ‘tsunami’ sparks call for urgent action
The vast majority of Australians want tougher laws to crack down on the supply and sale of illegal vapes, a new report has found.
The e-scooter riders most likely to get hurt
Risk-taking e-scooter riders are suffering horror, life-changing injuries and health experts say urgent changes are needed to stem the trauma.
Kids cancer treatment find to reduce deadly side-effect
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