Why creatine’s benefits may be overstated
The naturally occurring molecule has long been used to pack on muscle. Now there’s plenty of hype around its potential benefits for the brain.
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The naturally occurring molecule has long been used to pack on muscle. Now there’s plenty of hype around its potential benefits for the brain.
The Danish drugmaker has announced the recommended pricing for its Wegovy tablet that is expected to go on sale in Australia by the end of the year.
Two recent large-scale trials of retatrutide suggest the GLP-1 drug can relieve knee pain in people with osteoarthritis. Researchers do not yet know why.
Zone two training has surged in popularity over the past few years. Exercise scientists say we may have oversold its importance for weekend warriors.
The deal would more than double the size of Carlisle Health, and make the combined group one of the largest players across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria.
Want a luxury getaway that puts health first? Try ‘bootique-ing’ in Sri Lanka, Viking rituals in Iceland or a purpose-built longevity island.
The government is upgrading NDIS offices with security alarms, emergency exits and security barriers to protect staff from violent threats.
By fixing fractured NDIS care and archaic hospital routines, two Fast Starters turned systemic failures into 400pc-plus growth.
While property adviser Jon Cheesbrough has made it to Everest Base Camp, it’s another of Nepal’s perilous peaks that he has his sights on.
While diarrhoea, lingering gas and bloating often have fairly benign causes, gut health experts say there are times when they deserve closer attention.
Pricing indications from drugmaker Novo Nordisk suggest its weight loss pill will not be significantly cheaper than the monthly injections.
You don’t need to hit the gym for hours to see reductions in hypertension. A new study shows eight minutes of wall sits each week may be enough.