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Dolly Parton sang that working nine to five was ‘all taking and no giving’. But traditional hours might actually be good for you.
Thousands are boasting about the benefits adopting a ‘carnivore diet’ has brought them - from clearer skin to a healthier gut - but here’s what doctors have to say.
The Texas case adds a worrying dimension to an outbreak that has affected millions of birds and sea mammals worldwide and, most recently, cows in the United States.
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Obtaining an autism diagnosis could become quicker and more accessible under a landmark national strategy to support the hundreds of thousands of Australians with the condition.
Scientists are finding that anti-obesity medicines can also help treat dozens of other diseases.
Removing a device from a young person can cause symptoms similar to that of a drug addict going through withdrawal, experts have warned.
Long COVID-19 cases may have increased with the Omicron variant, with a study finding almost one in five people suffering symptoms months after diagnosis.
Nutritionist Sarah Di Lorenzo unravels why we love chocolate so much.
A few weeks ago, some new research was released that showed the National Disability Insurance Scheme is as fundamental to Australians as Medicare.
While breaking wind is an entirely normal process, it can be embarrassing. Especially when it’s excessive. So, check out these tips on how to combat extra gas for good.
A free RSV vaccine which could prevent thousands of babies and young children from being admitted to hospital is being rolled out in Queensland.
Thankfully few people get their parenting advice from bromances, because this one is an absolute dud.
Baby boomers look set to cop the full effects of flagged changes to aged care.Here’s the fees that are likely to change, and how those approaching the need for services might avoid the financial blow to come.
NSW health workers might no longer need to be vaccinated against COVID-19 as the minister responsible declares people need to ‘get back on with life’.
Demand for specialist postnatal mental health beds is 10 times higher than current supply and contributed to a Queensland woman's death, a coroner has found.