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An Australian study of more than 15,000 people has identified a distinct subtype of depression linked to disruptions in the body's internal clock, known as ‘circadian depression’.

The growing body of substantial evidence linking diet quality and mental health should be integrated into the way GPs treat clinical depression, a leading expert in Nutritional Psychiatry has urged.

The MJA–Lancet Countdown is an essential resource on the relationship between health and climate change.

Less than 13% of breast cancer nutrition claims online were supported by reliable scientific evidence, say the authors of a recent Australian study.

A new Australian study on the mortality gap for people experiencing severe mental health conditions compared with the general population shows that the gap has narrowed. But for psychotic disorders, including schizophrenia, progress has flattened.

Researchers exploring the relationship between nutrition and brain health say diet is a modifiable determinant of depression and anxiety.

Massachusetts General Hospital in the United States has been the first to successfully use a pig kidney to perform a “bridge” transplant for a 66 year-old man with kidney disease. 

New data reveals the current landscape of endometriosis treatment in Australia

Autism diagnosis experts don’t have enough information about assessment, delivery, or workforce when it comes moving children from the NDIS to the new foundational supports initiative.