Huge update after puberty blocker pause
A review of trans healthcare for young Aussies has been announced in the same week one state paused the use of puberty blockers for children.
Health
Ban on woman accused of botox ruse
A woman accused of hospitalising three people with unregistered cosmetic injections has been ordered to stop.
‘Not pleasant’: Horror find in water tank
Aussies are being warned to check their water tanks after a horrible discovery in one led to health concerns.
‘Epidemic’: New DIY Aussie game-changing STI test
An Aussie company has developed a new self-testing kit for a sexually transmitted infection, which has been described as an “epidemic” across Australia.
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Woman fights for life after dodgy injections
A woman is in intensive care after receiving unregulated anti-wrinkle injections at a residential premise.
One thing to do if you’re always sick
Are you always getting sick? An Aussie doctor has revealed the surprising tricks you need to know.
Spot on fingernail led to cancer diagnosis
The mum has spent eight years plagued with cancer fears and discovered she had terminal brain cancer weeks before giving birth to her fourth child.
If you’re asking people to repeat things you need to do this
A third of hearing loss cases are preventable – and experts are worried that 77 per cent of Aussies aren’t doing this one check up every year.
‘11 years’: Devastating new finding on ADHD
New research has found people living with the common condition be living shorter lives than those without.
47yo dad’s shock ‘penis contest’ with teen son
A tech millionaire famed for undertaking wild experiments in a bid to “not die” has published “intimate” details about his son.
‘Gut said it wasn’t right’: Sudden change mum couldn’t ignore
This Adelaide family thought the sudden change in their daughter’s behaviour was a reaction to their new baby but it was something far more dangerous.
‘Every Aussie facing cancer has our unique spirit’
The Australian spirit is embodied by every person who has faced cancer and difficult decisions, writes Georgina Long.
‘I feel lucky I’m still here’: One thing I’d change about Australia
Professor Richard Scolyer AO was diagnosed with a brain tumour, but it didn’t stop him fighting cancer. Here, he reflects on what makes us a great nation and what he’d change.
Deadly disease lands in major cities
A major health alert has been issued for two major Aussie cities after a highly-infectious and deadly disease was detected in returned travellers.
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