In October 2013 the ABC TV science program Catalyst aired two episodes on statins. Presenter Maryanne Demasi ultimately lost her job over these and a later episode on mobile phones. But she’s a medical researcher and she’s still uncovering information about statins.
In these cooler months it’s easy to forget about water. But here are four good reasons to make an effort.
If you’re dealing with excess weight, lack of energy or signs of chronic disease, don’t automatically blame your genes or your age. First, look at the way you eat.
This is a condition on the rise — partly for lifestyle reasons and partly because we’re getting older.
This month I did a batch of standard health tests — a general blood test, a bone density scan and a sun cancer check — and for possibly the first time in my adult life I felt I came out on top in all of them. In my mid-60s.
We know about a healthy diet, exercise and not smoking, but there are other easy steps to cardiovascular health.
Here’s a story about something you probably didn’t think of getting yourself for Valentine’s Day.
In a new book, Scottish doctor Malcolm Kendrick outlines what he believes really underlies cardiovascular disease.
The longest ever study of bone density in women gives us insight we haven’t had before.
It was about tackling type 2 diabetes Down Under, but even if you’re never at risk of the disease this program contained valuable insights.
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