Phone Use in Theatre: Hearing Aid User's View
A reader explains using a phone in theatres for hearing aid adjustments, plus letters on dogs, Nicola Sturgeon, and the nine times table.
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Greyscale Mode: A Simple Trick to Break Smartphone Addiction
Psychologist Carly Dober explains how switching your phone to greyscale can reduce addictive app use, improve focus, and reclaim cognitive capacity.
Stephen Carter Honoured for Stillbirth Advocacy
Stephen Carter, a leading stillbirth advocate, has been recognised for his tireless work in community health, receiving a prestigious award for his efforts to raise awareness and support affected families.
NHS Adopts Faster Home Bladder Cancer Test
NHS hospitals in England and Wales are adopting a new DNA-based urine test for bladder cancer that is faster, more accurate, and non-invasive, replacing traditional cystoscopy.
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A rebellion is rising against the dull, highly optimised lives big tech wants for us. It’s not a second too soon. Emma Beddington on the backlash against wearable tech and optimisation culture.
Male Loneliness: Can Simple Monthly Meals Be the Cure?
Nearly half of Australian men struggle with loneliness. The Men's Table offers a simple solution: monthly meals with rules of confidentiality, no fixing, and no drunkenness. Can this grassroots approach help?
Weekly Triple Hormone Jab Shows Promise for Diabetes
A new weekly triple hormone jab for type 2 diabetes significantly reduces blood sugar and body weight, with phase 3 trial results showing striking improvements, but experts call for further tests.
Mental health prize winner sees more men opening up
Award-winning campaigner Hugo Toovey notes a positive shift as more men share mental health struggles, challenging the 'manosphere' narrative with real stories of connection.
Australia's Winter Illness Season: Flu, COVID, RSV Guide
Australia's winter illness season is here. Learn about prevalent viruses, vaccine updates, and who should get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV.
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Alison Downham Moore explores how medicine has historically treated women's testimony as unreliable, their pain as less urgent, and their bodies as available for unwarranted surgery.
Intuition Led to Breast Cancer Diagnosis: Peta Bryan
Peta Bryan, a Canberra woman, credits her intuition for detecting breast cancer early. After feeling something was wrong, she pushed for tests that revealed the disease.
6 Expert Tips to Improve Your Cat's Health and Happiness
Discover six expert-backed ways to enrich your cat's life, from walking on a leash to indoor puzzles and pet-proofing your home.
Study Questions Mental Health Diagnostic Interview Reliability
A new study in JAMA Network Open finds that diagnostic interviews for mental disorders vary in reliability, with substance use disorders showing the highest consistency.
Planned Parenthood Offers Advance Abortion Pills in Two States
Planned Parenthood clinics in Washington and Hawaii now provide advance abortion medication to ease access barriers, amid growing restrictions and a national FDA review of mifepristone.
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Union push for paid reproductive health leave in Australia
A union-led proposal seeks 12 days of paid reproductive health leave for millions of Australians facing fertility, endometriosis, menopause, and prostate issues.
Bruce Willis' wife launches dementia site for Aussie families
Emma Heming Willis launches a new website for Australian families navigating frontotemporal dementia, sharing her family's journey and supporting HammondCare's rare dementias program.
Sandwich Generation: Caring for Kids and Aging Parents
The sandwich generation faces the challenge of caring for both children and aging parents. Learn strategies to manage this dual responsibility without burning out.
Jon Snow Diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease
Jon Snow, the long-serving former anchor of Channel 4 News, has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia, according to the Alzheimer's Society.
Look to global cuisines for gluten-free foods
Kathryn Monk highlights that nutritious gluten-free staples like rice, maize, and cassava are common in African, Asian, and South American diets, urging a broader perspective beyond costly wheat alternatives.
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After testing 32 sleep masks over nine weeks, we found the best options for every sleeper, from budget-friendly to luxury, including Manta, Drowsy, and Nodpod.
Prostate Cancer Screening Culture War Hurts Medical Trust
The decision to limit prostate cancer screening to high-risk men is evidence-based, but critics claim it's 'two-tier' and anti-male, fueling culture wars and eroding trust in science.
Best Electric Toothbrushes 2026: Tested for Every Budget
After testing over 20 models, we reveal the best electric toothbrushes for every budget, from Oral-B to Philips, including eco-friendly and premium picks.
Woman's Mother-in-Law Texts Over Anxiety Divide Social Media
A woman shared mother-in-law's blunt texts after canceling brunch due to anxiety. The viral video sparked debate on mental health and family obligations.
Sexism and bullying driving women out of sports careers
Female coaches face entrenched sexism, discrimination, and bullying, with one in five reporting harassment. Highly qualified women are overlooked for less experienced men, and the number of women in coaching is declining.
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After burnout, Natalie Fée meditated under the same oak tree daily for a year, witnessing nature's micro-changes and rediscovering happiness and resilience.
Smartphone detox boosts brain and sleep in Sunrise host
Sunrise presenter Matt Shirvington swapped his smartphone for a flip phone for a week. Neuroscientist Dr Mark Williams found improved sleep and brain activity, with easier calm state.
Lymphatic Drainage: Health Trend or Science? What You Need to Know
Social media promotes lymphatic drainage for beauty, but what does science say? Learn about the lymphatic system, lymphoedema, and evidence-based treatments.
Doris Green, 104, Reveals Longevity Secrets
Doris Green, 104, from Canberra shares her secrets to a long, active life, including staying busy, eating well, and maintaining a positive outlook.
Aged Care Crisis Strands Thousands in Hospitals
Thousands of elderly Australians are stuck in hospitals due to the aged care crisis, warns author Jackie French, calling for urgent reforms and increased funding.
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