Paracetamol restrictions updated as self-harm levels remain high in women
Further restrictions on the sale of paracetamol will begin from 1 February. InSight+ spoke with a toxicology expert about the changes.
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Further restrictions on the sale of paracetamol will begin from 1 February. InSight+ spoke with a toxicology expert about the changes.
Obesity is linked to many common diseases, such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, fatty liver disease and knee osteoarthritis.
New research led by the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing at UNSW, published in Scientific Reports, highlights the potential protective role of fruit and vegetable consumption against depression. Utilising data from four international twin cohorts, the study addresses longstanding questions about the impact of diet on mental health by leveraging twin studies to minimise confounding factors.
The successful implementation and uptake of health technologies in real-world settings remain an ongoing challenge. Clinicians have an essential role to play in facilitating successful digital health design and implementation.
Diagnosis of mitochondrial diseases has often required invasive muscle biopsies, but a national study shows that most patients can be diagnosed by genomic testing of blood.
The National Health and Climate Strategy aims to build a sustainable, climate-resilient, high quality, net zero health system for Australia.
InSight+ spoke with Monash University researchers about a new breakthrough they say could revolutionise immunotherapy for cancer.
Green prescriptions — a prescription for an individual to step outside and spend time in nature and community — are an effective, inexpensive way to ease the burden of loneliness.
An Indigenous-led, student-focused program to educate students about menstruation is attracting support in multiple states. InSight+ spoke to Kaiwalagal, Umaii and Kiwai woman, Ms Minnie King, about a Far North Queensland program eight years in the making.