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Acting deputy commissioner Mark Kelly tells coroner that Queensland’s existing Mental Health Act causes ‘confusion’

Around half of teenage girls experience moderate to severe period pain. The mechanical force of the uterus contracting and inflammatory chemicals such as prostaglandins contribute to this pain.

Taking charge of your health is one of the most empowering things you can do, but the potential cost of medical care can often feel like a significant barrier. Many people delay or avoid important screenings due to financial concerns, unaware that several vital tests might be accessible at no…

It’s a tempting fantasy: walking into your boss’s office, handing in your resignation, and striding out with your head held high—free from toxic coworkers, endless...

The age of 50 marks a new chapter for many women. It’s a time when children may be grown, careers might feel more settled, and personal growth becomes a higher priority. But for many women, it’s also a time of emotional upheaval, with anxiety taking center stage.

‘ I have real concerns about the safety of patients who may have undiagnosed physical problems’ warns professor Robert Howard

Asking for help should be a sign of strength, not weakness. Yet, in today’s world, many men face unexpected consequences when they reach out for support. The pressure to appear self-reliant can lead to isolation, stress, and even serious health issues. Understanding these societal barriers is crucial for men trying…

When scrolling through social media or chatting with friends, some careers seem downright glamorous. Being a travel blogger, working in the fashion industry, or even acting in TV shows often looks like a dream come true. Yet, behind the glossy Instagram posts and red carpet photos, these jobs can take…

Wouldn't it be wonderful if we had the superpower to immediately clock the tiniest hints that someone close to us was having problems with their mental health?

Anxiety affects one in five Australian men at some point in their lives. But the condition remains highly stigmatised, misunderstood and under-diagnosed.

In the age of instant information, it’s incredibly tempting to consult “Dr. Google” for every ache, pain, or puzzling symptom. While online resources can be helpful for general knowledge, they are no substitute for professional medical advice. Misdiagnosing yourself based on internet searches can lead to unnecessary anxiety, delayed treatment,…