Health

The recognition of Lyme disease still divides medical opinion in Australia.

A new online database will reveal the perks doctors receive from drug companies.

The healthcare needs of Australian cancer survivors don’t disappear when their lifesaving treatment ends.

Why openness, pragmatism – and maybe some ice-cream – are the best ways to deal with the pain of miscarriage.

Doctors are volunteering a list of overprescribed tests and treatments, at a cost to our healthcare system and potentially our health.

Jo Lennan tries to look on the bright side of chemotherapy – a disabled parking permit and guilt-free TV series binges.

The risk of developing cervical cancer is at an all-time low, as Australia’s world-leading vaccination program yields impressive results.

Why is it so difficult for obese people to access life-saving weight-loss surgery in our public health system?

There’s no smoke but plenty of fire in the debate over e-cigarettes and tobacco control.

A shock diagnosis is awful enough, but then comes the challenge of passing on the sombre news.