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How to safely return to exercise after having a baby
When Fan* gave birth to her first child almost two years ago, she was given little direction about how to…
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It’s Not Just Hot Flashes ― Here’s How To Track Menopause Symptoms
If you’re going through menopause or perimenopause ― or even know someone who has ― you’ll probably have thought to…
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Let’s Settle It — Does Cheese Actually Make You Dream?
We’ve all heard the age-old tale that eating cheese before bed is a recipe for strange dreams, and even nightmares.…
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Decriminalisation, regulated cannabis trials, more pill testing: Peak medical body’s demands for drug policy reform
Drug decriminalisation, regulated cannabis trials, more pill testing and syringe programs are on the list of health reforms demanded by…
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I’m A Doctor ― Here’s Why You’ve Had Spots On Your Bum Recently
You might already know that winter can give us itchier skin, especially at night But speaking to Dr Hussain Ahmad,…
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Let’s Settle This ― Is Decaf Coffee Bad For You?
Not only does coffee seem to be really good for your gut health, but some studies suggest its potential benefits…
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Soon-to-be-banned ‘forever chemical’ more widespread than previously thought
The unexpected discovery of a soon-to-be banned “forever chemical” in firefighting foams previously used in Australia has prompted concerns the…
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Australia is known as a laid-back nation, but our work-life balance is worse than many other countries
In Japan, there’s a word for “death by overwork”. It’s karōshi, and the death is commonly caused by a stroke…
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Is It Ever Safe For Your Lips To Turn Blue?
Blue lips are sometimes associated with extreme cold and can be worrying. The NHS says that cyanosis, which is when…
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Alcohol-Related Liver Disease Is On The Rise ― Here Are Its Symptoms
Women under 45 are experiencing alcohol-related liver disease (ARLD) at higher rates than ever in the UK. ONS data from…
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