WA researchers are working to prevent ‘the next global pandemic’ that could arise from treatment-resistant STIs.
WA researchers are working to prevent ‘the next global pandemic’ that could arise from treatment-resistant STIs.
Millions of dollars has been directed to virtual emergency tools designed to provide support for people struggling with their mental health.
A new study has found people need to spend at least four hours exercising each day.
A lack of education about asthma has led to countless people being misdiagnosed, with experts highlighting the urgent need for increased awareness.
For sufferers of invisible illnesses, the toll that being unwell takes on friendships often stays in the shadows.
Everyday kids and young adults go to school, uni and work, while looking after their parents, who should be looking after them. The toll this takes can stay with them their whole lives.
New data shows breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in the world, according to the National Cancer Institute.
Non-alcoholic spirits have gained popularity as a healthier alternative to alcohol, but experts have flagged concerns.
With growing awareness of the physical harm caused by vaping, a new initiative in Perth aims to shed light on its environmental impact.
Period advocacy groups are backing a move for Perth’s public toilets to provide period products.
A Perth economist is calling on the Federal Government to do more, as reports find lower income earners are suffering more than higher earners.
Government funding for youth mental health support has increased to supply more acute care teams across WA.
New research has found young people are twice as likely to get sunburnt, compared to a decade ago.
Climate change has resulted in more pollen in the environment, and for longer, in bad news for sufferers.
Sleep paralysis is a phenomenon far more prevalent than most people think, and it can impact a lot more than just a good night’s rest.
With a cost-of-living crisis, plus sustainability and mental health concerns on the rise, young people are increasingly finding sanctuary in their garden.
Psychologists say people often avoid talking – and embracing – grief, despite evidence it is the healthiest option.