Public Health
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Too much time on the internet could damage immune system AAP - 08-07-2016
New research has revealed that internet addicts could be doing damage to their immune systems - making them more vulnerable to catching colds.
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Italian study has found pasta is not fattening AAP - 08-07-2016
Contrary to popular perceptions, an Italian study has found pasta is not fattening, and instead it can, in fact, help a person lose weight.
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Eating the wrong kind of fats linked to 'early death' AAP - 08-07-2016
Researchers say diets with a high level of saturated and trans-fat increases will shorten a person's life after a major US study. Clear
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Nurses speak out on international stage Karen Keast - 20-06-2016
Nurses have a strong voice on the world stage for addressing global health issues such as violence, antimicrobial resistance, promoting the health of migrants, and healthy
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Dunedin Study funded in health research grants Karen Keast - 16-06-2016
Pioneering New Zealand research based on the internationally-renowned continuing study of 1037 children born in Dunedin in the early 1970s will continue after the project
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Confused about the Medicare rebate freeze? Here's what you need to know HealthTimes - 01-06-2016
The Australian Labor Party announced yesterday that it will lift the Medicare rebate freeze if elected to office in the July federal election. We know health issues feature
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Can a lack of love be deadly? HealthTimes - 27-05-2016
I taught myself about orphanages 12 years ago, not actually because of my work as a human biologist but because of my daughter. She was born in 2004 and her first 14 months
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Young people turning away from pot HealthTimes - 10-05-2016
Significant decreases in cannabis use by young Australians have been tempered by a warning about challenges to physical and psychological health. The University
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Qld bean sprouts cause of SA Salmonella cases AAP - 22-04-2016
Bean sprouts thought to be behind a spike in Salmonella cases in SA have been traced back to Queensland, health authorities say. Raw mung bean
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Doctors call for increased drinking age AAP - 05-04-2016
A group of Australian doctors has called for a rise in the legal drinking age to reduce alcohol-related harm across the country. A group of
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Geriatric health issues hit younger homeless AAP - 02-03-2016
Geriatric health conditions are very common for homeless people in their 50s, a study has found Homeless people in their fifties suffer more
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More rehab beds needed to beat ice addiction in NT AAP - 29-02-2016
A Darwin rehab clinic predicts there will be a need for 50 more beds across the NT by October to cope with demand from ice addicts seeking treatment.
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What is stressing Australians? HealthTimes - 22-02-2016
We all experience stress during our lives whether it be over work, school, finances or relationships. Stress can sometimes be beneficial, motivating us to work harder or perform
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'Time-bomb' sperm mutations linked to birth defects AAP - 09-02-2016
Sperm that contains harmful mutations can raise the risk of a child being conceived who suffers from a potentially lethal abnormality, research shows.
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Smoking pot may ruin your vocabulary AAP - 03-02-2016
Marijuana use over time is associated with remembering fewer words but doesn't appear to harm other cognitive functions, new research shows.
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Stressed out teens face hypertension risk HealthTimes - 02-02-2016
Research has linked low stress resilience in the teenage years to a heightened risk of developing hypertension later in life. Young adults
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Organ donation goes digital to lift numbers AAP - 02-02-2016
Australians will soon be able to become organ donors online within 10 minutes without filling out paperwork, as the government tries to lift donor numbers.
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Fracture risk more important than bone density HealthTimes - 29-03-2016
Low bone density is very uncommon in patients with coeliac disease, according to new research from the University of Auckland. Coeliac disease is an intestinal
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