10.07.2024

Inside the ICU: a doctor's perspective on treating severe flu cases

Dr Adam Visser is the Director of Critical Care at Toowoomba Hospital. In his job, he manages the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), where the sickest patients in the hospital are cared for. We spoke to Dr Visser about what it’s like to look after people

02.07.2024

How to tell the difference between a cold and influenza

Colds and the flu can cause different symptoms and severity of illness.

27.06.2024

10 surprising effects of alcohol on your body you may not know

We all know that drinking alcohol to excess isn’t really part of a healthy lifestyle. Drinking more than the recommended guidelines can put you at risk of developing serious diseases, affect your brain health and make you prone to alcohol-related

What is love?

Can science explain the dizzy dancing way you can feel when you’re in love? Is lovesickness a thing? What actually is heartbreak? Read on as we explore how love can affect your mental and physical health.

25.06.2024

What is love?

Can science explain the dizzy dancing way you can feel when you’re in love? Is lovesickness a thing? What actually is heartbreak? Read on as we explore how love can affect your mental and physical health.

21.06.2024

Are you pooing properly?

While everyone’s toilet habits will differ slightly, there are some general pointers for making sure you’re doing your #BestPoo.

14.06.2024

Why you should give blood: in the words of those who have

Have you ever thought about donating blood or plasma? In recognition of National Blood Donor Week, we’ve asked blood donors to share why they donate, and why they would encourage you to donate, too.

11.06.2024

Tiny, shiny and deadly: why button batteries are so dangerous for children

Around 20 Australian kids are sent to emergency departments every year having swallowed or inserted deadly button batteries into their body. Find out how to protect your children.

10.06.2024

How to have a conversation with a mate about mental health

Looking out for your mates and being there for them if they need it might help to prevent them from becoming another statistic. If you’re keen to start a conversation about mental health with a mate, we’ve got some tips to help you get started.