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EXERCISE AND SMOKING: STUDY FINDS WORKOUTS COULD HELP PEOPLE QUIT
Regular exercise could become another weapon in the fight against smoking, with new research showing it can reduce cravings and increase the chances of quitting.
Charlotte Bolt
11 hours ago2 min read
GLP-1 WEIGHT-LOSS DRUGS: DENTISTS WARN OF AN OVERLOOKED ORAL HEALTH RISK
As the use of popular GLP-1 weight-loss medications continues to grow, dentists are warning Australians not to overlook the impact these drugs can have on oral health.
Amelia Taylor
1 day ago2 min read
HEALTH STAR RATINGS: WHY THE SYSTEM IS FAILING SHOPPERS
As Australia's Health Star Rating system comes under review, some nutrition experts say the labels may be giving shoppers an incomplete picture of what's really healthy.
Brian Westlake
4 days ago2 min read
MENOPAUSE AND SHIFT WORK: NEW STUDY TO EXPLORE THE IMPACT ON WOMEN'S HEALTH
A new Australian study is examining whether women working night shifts and rotating rosters experience greater health challenges during menopause than those working regular daytime hours.
Bella Star
Jul 62 min read
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GLASS FOOD STORAGE: WHY WE'RE DITCHING PLASTIC IN THE KITCHEN
Plastic containers are falling out of favour as more Australians embrace glass for food storage, cooking and entertaining, driven by health, sustainability and practicality.
EXERCISE AND SMOKING: STUDY FINDS WORKOUTS COULD HELP PEOPLE QUIT
Regular exercise could become another weapon in the fight against smoking, with new research showing it can reduce cravings and increase the chances of quitting.
GLP-1 WEIGHT-LOSS DRUGS: DENTISTS WARN OF AN OVERLOOKED ORAL HEALTH RISK
As the use of popular GLP-1 weight-loss medications continues to grow, dentists are warning Australians not to overlook the impact these drugs can have on oral health.
PETROL PRICES: EIGHT IN 10 AUSTRALIANS BELIEVE SERVOS ARE PRICE GOUGING
Nearly eight in 10 Australians believe they're paying unfairly high prices at the bowser, as rising fuel costs continue to squeeze household budgets.
AUSSIES SAY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HAS MADE WORK MORE STRESSFUL
Artificial intelligence may promise greater productivity, but new research suggests it's also creating a new source of workplace stress for many Australian employees.
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