Don’t worry about perimenopause, says a doctor who’s not gaslighting you
Women are concerned about a decades-long hormonal rollercoaster and doctors are accused of ‘gaslighting’ their patients.
Women are concerned about a decades-long hormonal rollercoaster and doctors are accused of ‘gaslighting’ their patients.
Neale Daniher, the newly named Australian of the Year, has battled MND since 2013. His fight to raise awareness and support research into this debilitating condition continues through his charity, FightMND, bringing crucial attention to a disease that still eludes a cure.
The closure of beds in perinatal mother and baby mental health units holds potentially catastrophic risks.
While there are many factors associated with breast cancer – diet, lifestyle, genetic risks – alcohol is a risk factor that can be changed. Women can choose to drink less to protect themselves.
From your 20s to your 80s, these are tips for what you should be doing in each decade to live a long, healthy and enjoyable life.
Hundreds of thousands of Australians are turning to prescribed cannabis products for treatment – but the risks may be greater than any rewards.
Korean pear juice may be hard to find but there are some other ‘cures’ doctors recommend for your aching head after alcohol. The ‘hair of the dog’ is not one of them.
Men who find prostate cancer early have a very good chance of surviving the disease, but there are significant drawbacks with testing and treatment.
The neglect of all of those living with severe mental illness boils down to a single driving factor. We think it is indifference.
Investments in housing for those with severe mental illness would reap enormous gains and savings for the nation.
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