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With 20 daily meds and more surgeries looming, Donnie Seals Sr. needed a change. The unexpected solution? A bicycle.

The federal government yesterday released its response to the Senate inquiry into issues related to menopause. The inquiry recommended the government examine options to make menopause hormone therapy (MHT, or sometimes called hormone replacement therapy) more affordable and accessible, and address drug shortages.

The oral contraceptive pills Yaz and Yasmin will be listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) from March 1 2025, meaning Australian women will pay less for them.

During a time of pressure on public broadcasters, PBS says that it is shutting down its office of diversity, equity and inclusion and firing the two executives who staffed it

‘PBS will continue to reflect all of America and remain a welcoming place for everyone,’ a spokesperson said

This hour-long documentary offers never-before-seen footage of orca hunting behaviour – here's how to watch 'Expedition Killer Whale' online and on TV.

Republican lawmakers seek to cut federal funding to NPR and PBS due to perceived liberal bias and advocacy over accuracy.

More endo clinics, bigger rebates on IUDs and more.

Sinéad Keenan and Sanjeev Bhaskar return to investigate another crop of cold cases. Here's how to watch "Unforgotten" season 6 online and from anywhere in the world.

Women's health specialists say hormone therapy subsidies are a significant step forward in treating the often prolonged and severe symptoms of menopause.

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