What is the effect on young users when social media promotion of alcohol is unregulated and growing?
Social media ads get boozy
Freo lights up for chronic fatigue
Landmarks around the world will light up for International CFS Awareness Day.
New swimming program for older Aussies
Participants are aiming to get their “grey medallion”.
Is your child suffering from anxiety?
Brain mapping techniques could be used to help.
Work shortage for people with disabilities
Creating more jobs in this area is a priority for the State Government.
Mums welcome world first test for pre-eclampsia
Melbourne Royal Women’s Hospital has developed a blood test which can detect and help prevent the pregnancy condition, pre-eclampsia.
Grants for suicide prevention training
The Wirrpanda Foundation is among the groups that will receive funding.
Health of Aussie mums and babies is improving
But those living in regional areas aren’t doing so well.
Calm sheep ‘more likely to reproduce’
A UWA study has found calm ewes are more likely to have lambs.
Record vaccination numbers still not enough
Leeming GP Graham Farquhar says more parents should be immunising their children.
Shaving in solidarity
Participants in the Leukaemia Foundation’s World’s Greatest Shave share their stories.
The great placenta on a plate debate
Might eating your own placenta make you sick?
Is the male pill the future of contraception?
The hormone-free pill would not have long-term side effects on fertility, birth defects in future offspring or libido.
Platypus milk could save us
The monotreme may hold the key in the fight against antibiotic resistance, new research says.
Ancient practice eases anxiety
The mental and physical benefits of Falun Gong are explored in this photo essay.
More students than internships
A lack of medical internships is said to be one reason behind a projected shortfall in doctors.
Pets poisoned by accident
Cases of deliberate baiting remain rare, according to vets.
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