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The government needs to ban gambling advertising, health experts say, because the cost of gambling on the health and welfare of Australians is too high.
There is a longstanding tradition in the medical world of naming diseases and conditions after individuals who made valuable contributions to their discovery. But who gets to be an eponym, and who gets forgotten?
Older Australians are especially vulnerable to experiencing moderate to severe loneliness, with significant economic and health consequences.
A world-first program is treating peanut allergies in babies under twelve months, aiming to induce remission and transform allergy care.
With planetary health and human health inextricably linked, the health sector has a vital role to play in advocating for robust climate action from our policy makers.
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are rising dramatically in Australia and experts worry it will lead to significant public health challenges in the future.
Three new incubator grants on the vanguard of medical research will search for its biological markers, improve social supports, and use AI to predict the progression of multiple sclerosis (MS)
Doctors employed by online medical websites could be risking their registration by providing medical certificates without a consultation.
There are 3.6 million Australians suffering from chronic pain, but despite these high numbers, a recent survey has found that most aren’t getting access to the care they need.
