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  • How Much Alcohol Does It Take To Increase Cancer Risk?

    Alcohol’s health risks debunked: no safe dose, heightened cancer risk, and a guide to reducing intake for a healthier life.

  • The Meds That Impair Decision-Making

    Parkinson’s medication may impair decision-making, affecting life choices. Pramipexole, a drug for symptom relief, possibly heightens risk-taking in patients. Adjustments in treatment could be crucial.

  • The Brain Alarm Signs That Warn Of Dementia

    Predicting cognitive decline: Genetic markers, lifestyle changes, and groundbreaking blood tests offer early detection and hope for intervention.

  • What causes food cravings? And what can we do about them?

    Cravings explained: How we’re wired for high-fat, sugary foods, and what you can do to manage your urge for sweet or salty snacks.

  • The Princess of Wales wants to stay cancer-free. What does this mean?

    Princess Catherine completes chemotherapy: a look at what being “cancer-free” really means, the nuances of remission, and the ongoing battle against cancer recurrence.

  • Ovarian cancer is hard to detect. Focusing on these 4 symptoms can help with diagnosis

    Ovarian cancer detection gets a boost: key symptoms guide early diagnosis, elevating chances of successful treatment.

  • ‘It’s okay to poo at work’: new health campaign highlights a common source of anxiety

    Facing bowel anxiety? Queensland’s campaign reassures it’s okay to poo at work, addressing widespread ‘shy bowel’ or parcopresis concerns.

  • Do you have knee pain from osteoarthritis? You might not need surgery. Here’s what to try instead

    Managing knee osteoarthritis? Updated Australian guidelines recommend non-surgical treatments like exercise and weight management over surgery.

  • Patient Underwent One Surgery but Was Billed for Two. Even After Being Sued, She Refused To Pay.

    Jamie Holmes battles a collection agency in court over a wrongful $3,792 medical bill for surgeries she never had.

  • I’ve recovered from a cold but I still have a hoarse voice. What should I do?

    Battling a hoarse voice post-illness? Here’s how viruses affect your vocal cords and ways to restore your voice.

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