AAP - 13-02-2023

High-profile Sydney brain surgeon Charlie Teo is facing a five-day disciplinary hearing before the Health Care Complaints Commission, after allegations of operating without

AAP - 14-12-2022

Ultrasound treatments could be the key to restoring memory function for people with Alzheimer's disease, researchers say. A decade of research at the University

AAP - 01-05-2022

More than one in five Australians are living with uncontrolled high blood pressure and many don't even realise it. But with hypertension often leading to

AAP - 25-04-2022

Stroke is Australia's third most common cause of death, with 55,000 people likely to suffer one each year. While the risk between the ages of 45 and 85 is

AAP - 20-04-2022

Stroke survivors who participated in an online, interactive program suggesting healthy lifestyle options are showing improved health outcomes. Researchers found

AAP - 27-03-2022

A few knocks to the head is considered par for the course if you're a professional rugby league player. Former Newcastle Knights winger James McManus figures

AAP - 17-03-2022

A woman has become the seventh person to be diagnosed with Japanese encephalitis in NSW. The woman in her 40s is from the Berrigan area in the Riverina region,

AAP - 16-03-2022

Japanese encephalitis has been detected at four more Victorian piggeries. Agriculture Victoria on Tuesday confirmed the mosquito-borne virus had been detected

AAP - 15-03-2022

A sixth person has been diagnosed with Japanese encephalitis in NSW. The confirmed case is a man in his 60s from the Balranald area in the Riverina region, who

AAP - 13-03-2022

A man in his 60s has contracted Japanese encephalitis in NSW, while Victorian authorities are reporting two suspected cases. NSW Health says the man was treated