Opioid overdose continues to take a heavy toll across Australian communities, with prescription medications, heroin and novel synthetic opioids driving rising…
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Colorectal cancer remains one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in Australia, with the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare reporting more than…
For Australian women carrying a BRCA1, BRCA2, or other high-risk gene variant, the conversation about risk-reducing mastectomy is rarely simple. It sits at the…
Falls are one of the most common reasons people living with dementia end up in hospital. For older Australians, a single fall can mean a hip fracture, weeks of…
Emergency departments are built around rapid decisions, changing priorities and patients whose needs rarely fit within one professional discipline. A nurse may…
High blood pressure is common, often silent, and strongly linked with heart attack, stroke, kidney disease and premature death. Self-management can help people…
Loneliness can affect an older person’s mood, confidence, sleep and physical health, even when they live near family or receive regular medical care. A person…
Antimicrobial stewardship is often associated with hospitals, infectious disease specialists and laboratory teams. Yet many decisions about antibiotics begin,…
Schools are a practical setting for helping children move more, build confidence and develop habits that can continue beyond the classroom. A well-designed…
Stroke is one of Australia's leading causes of long-term disability, and the months after a patient leaves hospital often determine how well they recover. In…
