by Yogita Ridgley, from Buderim on the Sunshine Coast, thought her childhood challenges of reading and writing were because she was multi-lingual, raised by Indian parents in New Zealand. She didn’t find out until she was in her second year of […]
by Hannah McTier, Pharmacist and Partner, Blooms The Chemist Mount Ommaney and Kenmore Whether you’re answering questions on digestive health or sharing advice on supplements to support an active lifestyle, being a Pharmacist can be extremely rewarding. As a small-business owner […]
by As new cases of COVID-19 continue to decline in China, thousands of people have started to flood back into controversial wet markets across the country. The city of Wuhan, which has been considered ground zero for the virus outbreak, has started […]
by YOUR HANDS ARE YOUR FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE, look after them! Hand sanitiser and continuous hand washing can be brutal on your hands, making them dry and crack. It’s important to maintain an intact skin integrity, with no splits, cracks or […]
by There is always a sense of pride and community when it comes to Queenslanders. You just need to think about the State of Origin and how every Queenslander gets behind it, every year, regardless of if they like NRL or not! It […]
by THE CONVERSATION By Fiona Armstrong, Executive Director, Climate and Health Alliance, Occasional Lecturer, School of Public Health and Human Biosciences, La Trobe University; Anthony Capon, Director, Monash Sustainable Development Institute, Monash University and Ro McFarlane, Assistant Professor in Ecological Public […]
by THE CONVERSATION By Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra Scott Morrison unveiled on Sunday a $1.1 billion set of measures to make Medicare telehealth services generally available during the coronavirus pandemic and to support mental health, domestic violence […]
by Aussies experience the Theragun revolution this year The global leader in percussive therapy and wellness champion, Theragun, Inc., has recently launched three new game-changing wellness devices in Australia, including the professional-grade G3PRO, the premium G3, and the lightweight, simplified liv for […]
by Singapore’s response to the coronavirus has been held up by many around the world as a model. As of this week, the country has had 266 total ases (with zero deaths), and its infection rate is much slower than the rest of […]
by According to Google Trends, the top two most searched terms about mobile phones this week in Australia were “how to disinfect phone” and “how to clean your phone.” And the third most-searched “can I get coronavirus from…?”-style question in the past […]
by You may have seen some posts going around about doctors overseas who are working like they are at war…of which they are. A different kind of war, a war we have never seen on such a large scale before in our […]
by The best thing to come out of what has so far, for me, been a scary time is our family unit coming together in a group text message. Don’t know about you but I am finding myself in a glass case […]
by While some people may be more susceptible to becoming seriously ill with the coronavirus than others, none of us are immune to the pervading sense of anxiety that has taken hold around the world. For Australians in particular, this crisis has […]
by If you have a baby, you may be worried about them catching the coronavirus, particularly after media reports of an Australian infant diagnosed with it. The good news is, the evidence so far is babies almost never get seriously ill from the coronavirus. And even […]
by It is estimated that there is a staggering £300m worth of medicine unused in the UK every year. But is it safe to take these medicines if they are past their expiry date? Expiry dates are put in place after […]
by Dr John Demartini is a human behaviour specialist, International best-selling author, educator, founder of the Demartini Institute and the author of 40 books that have been translated into 26 languages. He has presented along-side Sir Richard Branson, Donald Trump, Stephen […]
by For each year that a woman breastfeeds, the risk that she will ever develop breast cancer is reduced by 4.3%, on average. The breast, like the intestine, has its own bacterial microflora and breastfeeding changes the varieties of bacteria that […]
by Chronic constipation is incredibly common. Around one in four people worldwide report symptoms, while in Australia and New Zealand, it’s around one in seven. Lots of things can trigger constipation: being out of your usual routine (think holidays, illness or […]
by You’re not alone – and there’s help Most of us don’t give much thought to going to the toilet. We go when we need to go. But for a small minority of people, the act of urinating or defecating can be […]
by Many Australians are reluctant to use sunscreen, even though it’s an important element in preventing the skin cancers that affect about two in three of us at some time in our lives. The Cancer Council says myths about sunscreens contribute to […]
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