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50% of Australians experience digestive issues and 1 in 7 experience distressing gut symptoms so it’s no wonder many of us are looking to improve gut health as a way to better health.

Dietitians and Nutritionists are healthcare professionals that help people with navigating food and improving their diet, with the goal of improving health and wellbeing.

The use of antibiotics has changed the world since they were discovered early in the twentieth century, saving millions of lives and increasing life expectancies across the world.

Health checks are a way that you and your healthcare team can assess your risk of developing a health condition before you have any symptoms.

Over the past decade, vaping has skyrocketed in popularity, often marketed as an alternative to smoking.

An eScript is a digital version of a paper prescription. These are safe and convenient alternatives to paper prescriptions. Paper prescriptions are still valid and accepted in pharmacies - the digital version and escript is simply an alternative.

Staying on top of exactly when you need regular health checks can be a challenge. We spoke to Dr Jill Gamberg, GP, about which health checks you need and how often you should get them done.

What’s the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist? All dietitians are, by default, nutritionists, but not all nutritionists are dietitians. We explain the difference in this article.

Remedial massage has been around for thousands of years. Here’s how it could benefit you.

Feeling disconnected in life is quite common. Maybe a life coach could help you create the life you want?

Questions about blood tests are super common, so we thought we’d answer some of them for you.

Although Australians had a lot of COVID tests during 2020 and 2021, other health check-ups have declined. Here’s the lowdown.

What can your smartwatch tell you about your health and is it accurate? Let's take a look.

Here’s a run down of everything you need to know about being breast aware.

When it comes to tips on being healthy there's some really great advice available. Also some that's not. Find out what advice to follow and what to leave behind.

Testing yourself at home for COVID-19 without a health professional will be possible from 1 November 2021. Here's what you need to know.

Getting a medical certificate has never been easier. Now, thanks to telehealth services, you can obtain a medical certificate for personal or sick leave from the comfort of your own home.

Should I go to the doctor? Most of us have asked ourselves that question at some point in our lives. Whether it's a severe cold or flu to a newly appearing spot or mole on your body, or even a niggling pain that just won’t go away, it can be difficult to know when to actually go and see your doctor.

How do you know when to use a Telehealth appointment versus a face-to-face consultation with your healthcare professional?

A medical certificate is an ‘official’ or formal document that acknowledges an individual has had a medical examination and is generally issued by a registered doctor or other qualified medical practitioner.

You may or may not have heard of one, or perhaps a friend of a friend has seen one. But do you really know what a Naturopath does?

You may or may not have seen a naturopath before, so we wanted to help you understand what a naturopath does and what our free 15 minute discovery call is all about.

Now with digital health services like telehealth becoming a part of everyday life, it is easier than ever to access a healthcare professional from the comfort of your own home! But, what is telehealth?