The down low on high blood pressure
Blood pressure is routinely checked by GPs, but what does it mean when it’s high or low – and what can you do it about it?
When to consider a colonoscopy
Each year, around 700,000 Australians have a colonoscopy. But when is the procedure really needed?
The sisters who are running for their lives
Amber Clinton, 40, is fighting breast cancer for the second time – and this time, so is her sister, Holly.
Clearing up gluten confusion
It’s been a part of our diets for years, so why is gluten suddenly such a problem?
Help! I’m losing my hair
Around half of women experience some hair loss or thinning as they age. So what can you do about it?
A mum’s story: What it’s like to battle breast cancer
Katie Eldridge was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in June 2015. She was 32 and mum to a two-year-old boy and a three-month-old girl.
5 ways to reduce your risk of stroke
One in five women and one in six men will have a stroke, but around 80 per cent of strokes can be prevented. So how can you cut your risk?
How to protect your child’s eyesight in the high tech age
The amount of time kids spend on devices is straining young eyes and leading to increased short-sightedness, however there are a number of things we can do to help, says…
Do you have a headache or a migraine?
These are the lifestyle factors that cause headaches, according to GP Dr Ginni Mansberg.
Simple strategies to help you beat the seasonal blues
Winter blues kicking in? Forget hibernating – help to overcome seasonal affective disorder can begin at home.