It’s all about the connection
GP Dr Andrew Leech is doing medicine differently. At his Murdoch clinic, listening and a dose of fun are powerful tools to help patients. Read More...
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Weight loss drug’s new side effects
A family of diabetes drugs that includes Ozempic is associated with an increased risk of gastrointestinal issues, according to international research published in JAMA, under the auspices of the American Medical Association. Read More...
Antidepressants vs running
When it comes to beating depression and anxiety, antidepressants have become the common go to, but new research from the Netherlands has challenged our preference for pills over exercise, revealing that running could be just as, if not more effective. Read More...
Smartphones: the gateway drug?
Researchers from Swinburne University have called for smartphone addiction to recognised as a clinical condition to help address the mental health crisis. Read More...
Exploring escitalopram
New international research has explored the mechanisms behind the effective operation of the SSRI escitalopram, explaining why the medication normally takes a few weeks before showing any mental health benefits. Read More...
Bio-printed skin for wound repair
A significant breakthrough in skin regeneration and wound healing has been made by researchers at the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM). Read More...
How floods kill, long after the water has gone
With thousands of Australians impacted by flooding events over the last few years, new research from Monash University, highlighting that people effected by floods have a significantly increased risk of dying between three and six weeks after the event, has significant implications for emergency response planning. Read More...
Singing career comes home
Soprano Rachelle Durkin spent two decades working in New York. Now she’s living back home and Australian audiences are getting the benefit of all that experience. Read More...