Events over the past weekend have been a chilling and painful reminder of the prevalence of sexual violence in Australia. Continue reading The martial arts champion offering self-defence classes to women in SA
Priority Care Centres (PCC) will be trialled this winter in an effort to ease pressure on hospital emergency departments (ED) across metropolitan Adelaide. Continue reading Priority Care Centre trials set to begin as pressure mounts on emergency departments
Adelaide girls Eloise Hall and Isobel Marshal are leading the entrepreneurial way with their self-made business ‘Taboo’. Continue reading The self-made business changing the world one tampon at a time
Last Wednesday, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed the most extreme abortion bill in US history. If it goes into effect, it would ban abortion at every stage of pregnancy and make it a felony crime for medical providers to perform the procedure. Continue reading You need to be paying attention to the latest assault on reproductive rights
A number of potential side effects have seen an increasing amount of Australian women choose to come off the oral contraception pill without really knowing what changes to expect. Continue reading Why Australian women are forgetting the pill
A controversial new anti-ageing treatment has seen older people receive blood transfusions from young donors. Continue reading Health officials raise concerns over blood transfusions for anti-ageing
New requirements for overseas-trained doctors will include a compulsory period of rural work experience for those seeking Australian visas. Continue reading New working visa requirements introduced for overseas GPs
The State Government has introduced a new initiative aimed at creating opportunities for nursing graduates to enter the public health system. Continue reading New SA Health initiative to open jobs for nursing graduates
Studies show that including plants in your study space can make you more creative and productive. Continue reading Plants make students smarter
