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How much is too much? A new study into alcohol consumption has the answers

To drink or not to drink? That is the age old question being answered by this latest study

Mad about measles

Recent measles outbreaks around the world have doctors on high alert for signs of illness among those vulnerable to this deadly and highly infectious disease, but a growing number of parents are refusing to have their children immunised.

This tiny iron fish could save people’s lives

A tiny iron fish could soon be making anaemia and iron deficiency a thing of the past.

Being drunk is pretty much like being in love

So it turns out that love really is a drug

Woman’s breast cancer image goes viral

Lisa Royle’s breast cancer message has gone viral for one major reason

Orange juice may help brain function

Orange juice might be a secret weapon in the ageing process.

What a doctor in the 1780s would have prescribed

Health and medical advice from the 1780s (it’s generally not pretty)

Woman’s breast reconstruction tattoo post mastectomy goes viral

These tattoos are turning breast cancer surgery scars into artwork

How fructose increases high calorie cravings

Eating these food might lead to bad meal choices later

World first natural birth for diabetic woman with artificial pancreas

A diabetic woman has become the first in the world to give birth using an artificial pancreas.

First official HIV home test kit goes on sale in the UK

In a medical breakthrough, the public has begun to have access to at-home HIV testing.

Hope for a vaccine against Parkinson’s disease

The world could be getting closer to a vaccine against Parkinson’s disease

Woman’s tumour turns out to be her ‘evil twin’

Woman’s brain tumour turns out to be her ‘evil twin’ in horrific medical findings

Parents could miss out on childcare rebates if they don’t vaccinate their children

No vaccination, no government benefits, says Prime Minister Tony Abbott

Stephanie Messenger’s anti-vaccine charity ‘Get Rid of Sids’ deregulated.

Anti-vaccine activist Stephanie Messenger’s charity has been deregulated after research into Sids theory is disproved.

Ageing populations lead to change in sex education

Why sex education is changing to be pregnancy positive

High – definition scans reveal effects of smoking on facial movements of unborn babies

New studies have revealed haunting four-dimensional depictions of babies in-utero reacting to parents’ habits.

New study reveals that women on the Pill have an increased risk of Crohn’s Disease.

A new study has revealed that women who are predisposed to Crohn’s disease and who take the Pill, are three times more likely to develop the disease.

Scientific discovery may provide answers for binge drinking and alcoholism

Scientific research has produced results revealing a protein in the brain that may help find a cure for alcoholism and assist in the breaking down of binge drinking culture.

Cold Caps used during chemotherapy may help reduce hair loss.

More patients are utilising ‘Cold Cap’ treatments as a way of limiting hair loss during Chemotherapy.

3 to 5 cups of coffee a day could prevent a heart attack

Great news for coffee lovers! A new study has found that enjoying a moderate amount of daily coffee can ward off heart attacks.

Mothers Milk – the new market for breast milk as a commodity.

Got milk? Online sites selling breast milk are becoming more and more popular with serious profits to be made.

Autism changed my life

Having a child with autism was the catalyst for Tanya Catterell to step off the corporate ladder and into a fulfilling career.

Blind breast cancer detectors used in Germany

Germany is leading the way in developing new ways to detect early signs of breast cancer.

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