‘Everybody with breasts should be self-examining’
After an SA radio star revealed she had breast cancer, a local GP has shared her advice – and how a 10-minute appointment could save lives.
Adults 50-70
‘Can’t gift wrap it’: Best friend gives greatest gift of life
A man has given the ultimate birthday gift to his best friend of over a decade – a live organ.
A brain injury left him thinking he was a cornflake, but still denied NDIS
A man with an acquired brain injury has been denied NDIS funding despite his doctors saying he will likely never recover.
‘She isn’t alone’: SA cancer survivors rally behind Ali Clarke
Ali Clarke’s devastating on-air health revelation has hit very close to home for thousands of South Australian women, some of whom have rallied to support the radio personality.
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‘Stuck here’: Cancer patient’s dire living situation
After Shona Brandon finishes her chemotherapy appointments she returns home. Only for Shona, home is a leaky van – with no insulation.
Mum’s shock find while breastfeeding daughter
Mum Jacqui Faliszewski was breastfeeding when she noticed something unusual. She was “absolutely devastated” by what happened next.
‘Told it would fix itself’: Scary symptom dismissed by doctor
Sara-Jayne Edmunds became vegan in an attempt to fix her unrelenting bowel problems. But the cause was much more sinister.
‘I thought three things when doctors told me I had cancer’
Single mum Katrina Mudge says her GP ignored her symptoms – even when she knew something was very wrong. This was her reaction when she was diagnosed with stage four cancer.
Desperate measures: SA patients needing lifesaving treatment look overseas
People suffering from life-threatening diseases such as blood cancer are increasingly reliant on donors living overseas to facilitate lifesaving treatments.
Beloved grandpa stuck in Oz with huge $50k hospital bill
This family has been left stunned by their local community’s generosity to raise $25k in four days after their patriarch suffered multiple strokes and was hit with a shocking hospital bill.
The dire health of Australians revealed
Australians are at risk of dying young or living a life hamstrung by preventable chronic diseases. Here are the key steps to living a healthy life.
‘King Charles effect’: Aussie prostate checks surge
Doctors have seen a spike in Australian men enquiring about their prostate health, less than a week after King Charles took the rare step of publicising his operation to raise awareness.
‘Constant battle’: Shocking weight stats for over 50s
For men and women hitting the age of 50, there’s a very-real midlife battle as many begin to struggle with their health. Luckily, there are ways to deal with the changes.
Four top tips to losing weight in your 50s
While exercise plays a big part in helping keep your health in check after turning 50 – it is not the only important step to take. See experts’ advice on how to keep chronic illness at bay.
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