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Contrary to the caricature, when users of non-prescribed steroids walk into Beng Eu's clinic, their shoulders aren't stuck in the doorframe. Rather,

Previously unknown health risks for Australians – that gum disease suffered by one in three Australian adults1 could increase the risk of serious cardiovascular events,

In an Australia-first, healthcare and frontline workers will be trained to respond to disclosures of sexual violence in an accredited university-run course.

Physiotherapist Ibrahim Samaan is the winner of two Gold 2021 Asia Pacific Stevie Awards and is a finalist in the 2021

Research & Development There are thousands of biomechanical engineers, biomedical engineers, orthotists and industrial designers working

With recent rain creating ideal conditions for mushrooms to pop up in the wild, health authorities are advising against the foraging trend, warning that eating wild

Nearly four in five Australians overindulge in junk

Author: Professor Gregory Kolt Professor Kolt is an executive member of the Australian Council of Deans of Health Sciences (ACDHS), and is the Dean of the

The Black Dog Institute is seeking 250 participants to trial an online Positive Mood Program to reduce pandemic-related distress. The program, funded by the

A new report shows Indigenous Australians over 40 have had three times the rate of vision loss than non-Indigenous Australians. Older Indigenous

The potential of gene therapy to prevent blindness and restore sight for eye diseases that have long been considered untreatable is the focus on World Sight Day (8 October

Reports from around the world show that the shortage of health professionals in

Many people don't like going to the dentist, and it isn't hard to see why! Our mouths are among the most sensitive parts of the body, and many of us have painful memories

Nominations have today opened for the inaugural HESTA Excellence Awards, which recognise the dedicated professionals working in disability, allied health, aged care and community

A new federal grant awarded to Monash University will improve the way frontline workers and health professionals respond to victims of sexual violence. The

Australians have started to embrace phone and video consultations for ancillary health services during COVID-19, with new data from Bupa revealing physiotherapy and psychology

With coronavirus restrictions preventing many patients from seeking urgent advice from their regular dentist, today the Australian Dental Association (ADA) has issued a new

The coronavirus pandemic is changing the way we access health care, and dental care is no exception. Dentists are no longer allowed to

Dental pain can be very serious and sometimes people need urgent pain relief before they can get to a dentist. In the latest edition of Australian Prescriber,

Your wisdom teeth are those teeth at the back of your mouth that emerge in early 20s. Not only are they the last teeth to emerge, they usually don’t appear until you’re