Prime Minister Tony Abbott has opened a world-class medical research facility in Adelaide for the benefit of all humanity. The new research centre will bring together 600 scientists to continue working on various research projects. The South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) opened last Nov. 28 which is partly funded by the previous Labour government for $200 million.
Reissa Su
Dec 02, 2013
A contagious stomach virus has reportedly being investigated to find out if it is the real cause of an outbreak that had affected the players, coaches, and even parents who were in attendance during a football tournament in Las Vegas.
Rachelle Corpuz
Dec 02, 2013
Since 2010, the number of HIV cases in New Zealand has declined. However, Kiwis living with HIV continue to be denied support from the service industry like haircuts or dentistry. New Zealand AIDS Foundation executive director Shaun Robinson said New Zealanders with HIV can be "treated very cruelly."
Reissa Su
Nov 29, 2013
Medical science has unlocked new traits of the virus that causes AIDS and allows new ways to create better future treatment that may lead to the much waited cure or vaccine. Here are the three key traits characterising resistance of HIV against the immune system.
Ryan Inoyori
Nov 28, 2013
Ever heard of the booze blush? There are more people who turn red after drinking alcoholic beverages than those who look normal even with the booze in their system. But according to a new South Korean research, turning red when drinking alcohol can be the result of an allergic reaction or heart problem.
Christine Lazaro
Nov 27, 2013
Dr Sheila Dunn has complained that Canadian women have a lack of access to chemical abortion.
Sounak Mukhopadhyay
Nov 27, 2013
Australian doctors are trying to control a potentially deadly superbug discovered in more than 20 babies in Casey Hospital and Monash Medical Centre in the southeast part of Melbourne.
Reissa Su
Nov 26, 2013
Since 1980s, HIV has caused an alarming epidemic without any functional cure up to this date. It is highly feared by many and claimed millions of lives across the world. However, such virus may be Mother Nature's gift to mankind as a possible potent weapon for medical breakthrough.
Ryan Inoyori
Nov 25, 2013
According to the latest report of Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Australia ranks fourth in the list of the fattest country in the world.
Rachelle Corpuz
Nov 23, 2013
New herbal remedy available in Zimbabwean market called Topvein believed to provide cure with 99 per cent success rate against HIV/AIDS. In addition, the drug features no side effects on the blood chemistry, lung and kidney functions based on their official report.
Ryan Inoyori
Nov 22, 2013
Australia has been warned to address prevailing issues on obesity and depression based on the latest health report by the Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Jesselle Maminta
Nov 22, 2013
An infections expert reminds Australians who plans to travel overseas to do everything they can to avoid bringing any disease home.
Jesselle Maminta
Nov 22, 2013
Hugh Jackman posted his image with a bandaged nose on Instagram and confirmed that he was suffering from skin cancer.
Sounak Mukhopadhyay
Nov 22, 2013
German and Tanzanian product researchers discovered HIV/AIDS curing properties in orange fleshed sweet potatoes which are grown across the Lake Zone regions.
Ryan Inoyori
Nov 21, 2013
The flesh-eating drug, Krokodil, has been making headlines in Russia and the United States for its horrifying effects on those who have tried using it. Various reports indicate that Krokodil has been reportedly spotted in Canada. According to Ontario health workers, they have seen suspected cases of the flesh-eating drug Krokodil on the streets.
Reissa Su
Nov 20, 2013
The Australian National Council on Drugs (ANCD) has put forth its recommendations regarding how Australians as a nation consume alcohol and the findings are not good in the least.
Hannah Puyat
Nov 20, 2013
With Independent MP Bob Such's Ending Life with Dignity bill creating such a huge discussion in parliament, it's only timely that Australia's first euthanasia clinic should also be discussed. Dr Philip Nitschke, voluntary euthanasia campaigner and Exit International director, confirmed that by November 24 the clinic and laboratory will be open.
Hannah Puyat
Nov 20, 2013
A report from The Australian National Council on Drugs reveal that young Aussies drink to get drunk, consuming higher alcohol level that put them in life-threatening situation
Athena Yenko
Nov 20, 2013
Scientists have found that drinking champagne can improve your memory. A study published in the journal Antioxidants & Redox Signaling said some celebratory bubbly could increase one's working spatial memory, an area in the brain vital for undertaking complex tasks and dealing with numbers.
Hannah Puyat
Nov 20, 2013
Australians are dying from superbugs or antibiotic resistant bacteria due to overuse of antibiotics. The risk of infection may make it difficult for doctors to perform hip replacements or treat leukemia in the coming years. WHO Director General Dr Margaret Chan said something as simple as a grazed knee can become a risky infection. According to Australian National University Professor Peter Collignon, who is also a microbiology expert, said a "positive death spiral" be caused by the overus...
Reissa Su
Nov 20, 2013
For some people, brilliance may come with a steep price - debilitating depression, hopelessness and gloom. But when individuals suffering from bipolar disorder are not in a depressive mood, they are penning a novel or painting or doing a number of other things that are usually just brilliant.
Sigrid Salucop
Nov 20, 2013
Oftentimes, even the best of the human race can be dumbfounded by how much we still don't know about our own bodies. In current scientific studies, discovery of a new layer in the cornea and a previously unknown ligament in the knee have been humbling reminders of how complex our anatomy is.
Hannah Puyat
Nov 19, 2013
A sample population of Australia's young adults were part of the study to determine their drinking behavior as conducted by the RMIT University. The study aimed to identify the role of alcohol in today's society and possible alternatives to the social activity.
Hannah Puyat
Nov 19, 2013
A man from Wellington, New Zealand is the first to die after contracting antibiotic resistant bacteria. At 68 years old, Brian Pool is believed to be the first victim of the superbug in New Zealand.
Reissa Su
Nov 19, 2013
In one of the more vile, sadistic police abuses to come along in recent years, a former suspect is suing New Mexico cops who forced him to undergo an anal probe eight times.
Jamelle Agbuis
Nov 19, 2013
A new survey has shown that Australians don't necessarily worry about issues that are most likely to have lasting effects in their lives. Sexual abuse and road safety were the foremost in citizen's mind. For instance, in terms of road safety, a large percentage was worried about driving under the influence of drugs.
Hannah Puyat
Nov 18, 2013
Fruit-flavored tobacco sheesha is the newest trend in social (non) smoking in Melbourne. While it has previously packaged as a less harmful alternative experience to actually smoking, more studies show it is almost exactly like smoking. The fruit flavor is not just an added factor, but actually masks the effects of tobacco.
Hannah Puyat
Nov 18, 2013
Painkillers known in New Zealand as "hillbilly heroin" are on the rise among Kiwi teens. The combination of prescription drugs, cough syrup and mouthwash can create a potent entry-level drug, according to drug and alcohol counsellor Jeff Morse in Waikato.
Reissa Su
Nov 18, 2013
As part of relief efforts for Typhoon Haiyan-hit Philippines, the Australian contingent has set-up a field hospital to help treat the sick and injured survivors. According to volunteer doctor Brian Spain, the city's operating facilities and equipment are not functional due to the loss of power. Australia's field hospital is crucial in treating serious medical conditions.
Reissa Su
Nov 18, 2013
A recent viral video has proved that the sense and the need of humans to bond with each other is something that is inherent and not learnt. A video of sleeping newborn twins bathing together brings forth a heart-warming moment of bonding. Watch the viral video of sleeping newborn twins taking bath and hugging each other to witness a moment that will make your heart melt.
Jaskiran Kaur
Nov 18, 2013
