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WHO warns measles resurgent as Samoa deaths rise

World Health Organisation warns of a ‘slide back’ in global measles fight amid unprecedented outbreak in Samoa that has killed …

03/12/2019

Strength training ‘as good as aerobic exercise for weight management’

Strength training can be as effective for weight management as aerobic training and combining the two reduces a person's obesity …

11/11/2019

You Don't Look Sick: 'I won't let haemophilia define me as a person'

You Don’t Look Sick is our weekly series about invisible illnesses, showing what it’s like to live with a condition …

10/11/2019

UK experts 'certain as ever' vaping less harmful than cigarettes

British health experts are as ‘certain as EVER’ that vaping is less harmful than smoking cigarettes – despite spate of …

30/10/2019

As a passionate runner, here are strategies we can all take from Kipchoge

The average runner will never run as fast as Eliud Kipchoge – no one can. When Eliud runs he floats …

16/10/2019

Justin Hartley Doesn't 'Mean to Be Intimidating' as Daughter Dates

Reeling himself back. Justin Hartley doesn’t want to be too intense after saying he “hates” his 15-year-old daughter, Isabella, dating. …

07/10/2019

Nivolumab combined with ipilimumab safe as first-line therapy for lung cancer patients

Combining the PD-1 immune check point inhibitor nivolumab with the monoclonal antibody ipilimumab showed a consistent safety profile in special …

08/09/2019

Rare ovarian cancer confirmed as not seeded from elsewhere

An international study led by Peter Mac has revealed the origin of mucinous ovarian cancer (MOC) confirming, unlike other types …

06/09/2019

Ovarian cancer risks are TWICE as high for women who suffer PTSD

Ovarian cancer risks are TWICE as high for women who suffer PTSD, study finds Between 10 and 12% of women …

05/09/2019

Kids from disadvantaged neighborhoods more likely to be obese as adults

Children who grow up in disadvantaged neighborhoods are nearly one-third more likely to experience obesity as adults, according to new …

27/08/2019

Khloe Kardashian Hits Back at Troll Saying She Uses True as an 'Accessory'

Take that! Khloé Kardashian defended her decision to post vacation photos with her 16-month-old daughter, True, on Instagram. It all …

20/08/2019

Sick as a dog: This is probably why your dog has anxiety

There are about five million dogs in Australia and nearly 2.5 million of them have an anxiety disorder. This is …

30/07/2019

Audrina Patridge Cries Over Raising Kirra, 3, as Single Mother: 'It's Hard'

On her own. Audrina Partridge was overcome with emotions when discussing single motherhood with her The Hills: New Beginnings costar …

12/07/2019

Saunas can be ‘as exhausting as a workout’

Saunas are ‘as exhausting as a workout’: Scientists discover the Nordic indulgence raises blood pressure and heart rate just as …

13/06/2019

Woman has skull opened up after brain tumour was dismissed as exam stress

Sophie Wardle, 28, had to have her skull cracked open to remove a brain tumour doctors initially dismissed as exam …

29/05/2019

WHO recognises ‘burn-out’ as medical condition

The World Health Organization has for the first time recognised “burn-out” in its International Classification of Diseases (ICD), which is …

27/05/2019

A nerve cell serves as a

Nerve cells derived from human stem cells often serve as the basis for research into brain diseases. However, these cells …

15/05/2019

Book examines the circuitous history behind the investigation of cancer as a contagious illness

In 1961, people in the suburb of Niles, Illinois, experienced what they termed a “cancer epidemic.” Over a dozen children …

14/05/2019

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