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Princess of Wales shares new photo taken by Prince Louis for World Cancer Day

Princess of Wales shares new photo taken by Prince Louis for World Cancer Day

The photograph was taken by the six-year-old during a family outing in Windsor.

  • by Hannah Furness

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Why this is a turning point for trans healthcare in Australia
Opinion
Gender

Why this is a turning point for trans healthcare in Australia

A federal review into standards of care and treatment guidelines for trans and gender diverse children may be a game-changer for vulnerable young people.

  • by Eloise Brook
‘Like a thunderclap’: What to know about brain aneurysms and their symptoms

‘Like a thunderclap’: What to know about brain aneurysms and their symptoms

While Kyle Sandilands attributed his brain aneurysm to “cocaine abuse and partying”, experts say there’s a lot more to know about the condition.

  • by Brittany Busch
‘Leftover steak for breakfast’: How does this protein-heavy diet rate with a dietitian?

‘Leftover steak for breakfast’: How does this protein-heavy diet rate with a dietitian?

Renee Spencer shares what she eats to fuel her day of mustering cattle.

  • by Nicole Economos
Transgender medicine review throws an inkblot test at a culture war
Analysis
Healthcare

Transgender medicine review throws an inkblot test at a culture war

What was the government thinking when it launched itself into one of the most contested culture war issues of recent years?

  • by Michael Bachelard
‘Men’s drinking is more forgivable’: Why it’s harder for women to give up alcohol

‘Men’s drinking is more forgivable’: Why it’s harder for women to give up alcohol

There are several reasons women face more barriers when trying to get help with problem drinking, say experts.

  • by Paula Goodyer
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Recovering from injury? Train your tendons, joints and ligaments

Recovering from injury? Train your tendons, joints and ligaments

A slight shift in your training can be the best way to prevent injury while exercising.

  • by Amanda Loudin
The bottom line is that we need to open up about our bums
Opinion
Cancer

The bottom line is that we need to open up about our bums

As one of Australia’s few specialists in the area of anal cancer, I know how embarrassment and shame about this most intimate part of our bodies has real-life consequences.

  • by Richard Hillman
A red food dye was just banned in the US. Do we need to be worried about it?

A red food dye was just banned in the US. Do we need to be worried about it?

Does Australia still use the vivid cherry-red dye, and what could a ban mean for other artificial colours?

  • by Nell Geraets
‘Coffee and two pitted dates’: How does a dietitian rate this?

‘Coffee and two pitted dates’: How does a dietitian rate this?

Activewear co-founder, Matilda Robertson, finishes her day with a sweet treat.

  • by Nicole Economos
‘A uniform feeling’: The grief and loneliness of losing a spouse

‘A uniform feeling’: The grief and loneliness of losing a spouse

According to new research, social support has little impact on the loneliness someone experiences while grieving their partner.

  • by Sarah Berry

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