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What is hyaluronic acid – and is it OK for kids and teens to use this common skincare ingredient?
Kmart recalls skincare product after a teen suffers eye damage; hyaluronic acid’s safety and role in cosmetics questioned. -
What you need to know about tuberculosis
TB surges in the U.S, with Kansas and North Carolina reporting outbreaks—the silent, latent threat grows as public health funding wanes. Learn symptoms and prevention now. -
Do eggs really make you constipated? A gut expert on what the evidence says
Eggs and constipation: separating myth from fact, with evidence suggesting a high-fiber diet negates any constipating effect of eggs. -
Cardio and strength training boost health as you age. But don’t forget balance exercises to reduce your chance of falls
Balance training is crucial as we age to prevent falls, improve independence, and maintain a healthy lifestyle through tailored exercises. -
I’m avoiding a hearing test because I don’t want chunky hearing aids. What are my options?
One in six Australians experience hearing loss; modern hearing aids offer discreet, high-tech solutions for improved quality of life. -
How long will you live? New evidence says it’s much more about your choices than your genes
New study reveals environment and lifestyle overtake genetics in influencing aging and lifespan. -
Early exposure to air pollution could affect brain development and mental health later in life
Air pollution’s early exposure risks children’s long-term mental health and development, with new research linking pollution to attention and conduct disorders, and reduced educational attainment. -
Going to the dentist is expensive. Here are 3 things you can do to protect your oral health – and 3 things to avoid
One in three Australians skip the dentist due to cost. Here’s how to prevent oral diseases and avoid blow-out expenses with simple at-home care. -
What’s the difference between freckles, sunspots and moles?
Is it a freckle, sunspot, or mole? Learn to identify skin spots and understand the risks and precautions associated with each. -
Breast cancer screening is ripe for change. We need to assess a woman’s risk – not just her age
Australia’s BreastScreen program needs a shift from age-based mammograms to personalized risk-based screening to improve outcomes and save lives. -
Don’t let embarrassment stop you – talking about these anal cancer symptoms could save your life
Ignoring embarrassment could save your life—learn the signs of anal cancer and the importance of early detection. -
Here’s a simple, science-backed way to sharpen your thinking and improve your memory
Boost your brainpower naturally—exercise enhances cognition, memory, and focus for all ages, as proven by extensive research.
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