By: Michael Crooks
With cases soaring and testing clinics being overrun, Australians are seeking the simpler – and perhaps safer – way to determine if they have COVID-19. Continue reading “COVID Self-Tests: Your New Way to Get a Result”
The Whole Truth: A New Logo For Your Better Health
By: Michael Crooks
Spotting healthy food in the supermarket is about to become a whole lot easier. Continue reading “The Whole Truth: A New Logo For Your Better Health”
Generation Alpha and Physical Wellbeing
By: McCrindle
In recent years, wellbeing has become a key focus in society. The most well-known aspect of personal wellbeing is physical health, and children have been taught about it for years, with physical education taught in most schools across Australia. Continue reading “Generation Alpha and Physical Wellbeing”
Dementia Australia Raises Awareness on The Hidden Toll of Lockdowns
By: Michael Crooks
Lockdowns can have an impact on the mental health of anyone, but for those with dementia, the long periods of isolation can lead to heartbreaking outcomes. Continue reading “Dementia Australia Raises Awareness on The Hidden Toll of Lockdowns”
Food Trends By Generation
By: McCrindle
Food is a key component of a healthy lifestyle and, positively, 80% of Australians say they prioritise making healthy food choices. Continue reading “Food Trends By Generation”
How Healthy Is Our Data-Driven Health Obsession?
By: Michael McQueen
In the digital age, the adage stands: if you are not paying for the product, you are the product. In an era where business marketing, sales and influence are increasingly personalised and driven by insights into consumers, there is no product of more value than your personal data. Continue reading “How Healthy Is Our Data-Driven Health Obsession?”
Hope for Healthcare in Nanotechnology
By: Michael McQueen
The next decade will undoubtedly be dominated by the large-scale trends we have long anticipated. Continue reading “Hope for Healthcare in Nanotechnology”
Sleep Deprivation and Teens
By: Collett Smart
The Parenting Question this week is from Judy, on Sleep Deprivation: “How much sleep do our teens need?”
It has been said that we have a chronically sleep deprived generation. Continue reading “Sleep Deprivation and Teens”
Tips to Stop Mindless Eating After Working From Home Has Contributed to Weight Gain
By: Amy Cheng
Many people put on weight during the pandemic last year, according to a clinical dietician. Continue reading “Tips to Stop Mindless Eating After Working From Home Has Contributed to Weight Gain”
In a COVID World: Telehealth is Improving the Way Patients Are Cared for by Doctors
By: Amy Cheng
Telehealth has made it easier for patients to book medical follow-up appointments, which is particularly important for people with chronic diseases. Continue reading “In a COVID World: Telehealth is Improving the Way Patients Are Cared for by Doctors”