More men sought mental help during COVID
Research has shed light on GPs' crucial role in providing mental health support, as COVID-19 restrictions coincided with many men seeking help.
Research has shed light on GPs' crucial role in providing mental health support, as COVID-19 restrictions coincided with many men seeking help.
People may neglect to seek urgent help in many potentially life-threatening scenarios, new research has found.
Severely immunocompromised and disabled Australian children will be eligible for a third COVID-19 vaccine dose from next week after new advice was adopted.
Hormones make women’s hands, feet and ears stay around three degrees Celsius cooler than men’s.
Prolonged lockdowns during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic led many Australians to seek mental health support for the first time.
The Australian Taxation Office anticipates COVID-19 will continue to impact the income and deductions taxpayers will be reporting in their returns this year.
Women and low-income earners are among Australia's most generous when it comes to donating to a good cause, new research by the Australian Red Cross shows.
New mRNA vaccine technology could be used to combat any emerging diseases in Australia, virus experts say.
Antiviral drugs designed to reduce the severity of COVID-19 have been approved in Australia and ongoing research suggests they could save lives.
Health authorities in Tasmania want a record number of people to get vaccinated against influenza amid a spike in infections.
A new study has advised mental health initiatives in a pandemic should focus more on girls, who experienced greater stress than boys over the COVID-19 outbreak.
A Sydney man who recently returned from Queensland is the latest person to be diagnosed with monkeypox.
More Australian mothers are choosing to give birth in the public health system leading to concerns about the future of private providers.
The end of restrictions brought in to protect health systems from COVID-19 has led to an increase in hospitalisations, according to government data.
The latest figures across the nation show more than 50 people have died with COVID-19 in the most recent 24-hour reporting period.
Free influenza vaccines will be handed out to West Australian and South Australian residents in June.
Victoria is expected to follow many other states in offering all residents free flu vaccinations to combat high numbers of infections over winter.
The National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline received 25,000 calls in 2021, prompting concerns about Australian's post-pandemic drinking habits.
Health authorities are concerned about the low uptake of COVID-19 vaccine boosters, as ATAGI makes a fourth dose available for more Australians.
Gender diverse people and students have reported higher proportions of negative impacts from COVID-19 in various aspects of their lives, including mental health
An extra 1.5 million people are now eligible to receive a fourth COVID-19 vaccine, or second booster.
As Australia faces its first real flu season since 2019, the Victorian, WA and SA governments are looking at making vaccines free.
NSW hospitals are under intense pressure amid the early arrival of a potentially severe flu season during a pandemic as the state looks to lift vaccine uptake.
Pathologists across Australia are concerned people are not properly reporting their COVID-19 positive rapid antigen tests.
A new Heart Research Institute study will look at whether exercise will help rather than hinder Australians born with half a heart.
NSW has confirmed the first case of monkeypox in the state making it the second nationwide with another case in Victoria
NSW Health is carrying out confirmation testing after a possible case of the rare disease monkeypox was identified, as more nations grapple with outbreaks.
Australians in isolation due to COVID-19 will be able to vote in the federal election following last-minute changes to electoral rules.
The electoral commission has expanded telephone voting to tens of thousands of people in isolation with COVID-19, amid disenfranchisement fears.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has contracted COVID-19 and will remain in isolation until after Saturday's federal election.
A damning review into Victoria's emergency call service has recommended a major structural overhaul, including moving it under the authority of the government.