
Late-Night Eating Linked to Higher Risk of Liver Disease, Study Finds
A 16-year study of nearly 200,000 people links eating after dinner or before bed to a 28 percent higher risk of cirrhosis and 36 percent higher risk of fatty liver disease.
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A 16-year study of nearly 200,000 people links eating after dinner or before bed to a 28 percent higher risk of cirrhosis and 36 percent higher risk of fatty liver disease.

Australian researchers are testing whether paid 30-minute exercise breaks during work shifts can improve heart health, mental well-being, and productivity.

Australians are getting plenty of protein, but a new analysis shows the vast majority are missing out on another essential nutrient: fibre. Health experts warn the national focus on protein may be contributing to a significant dietary gap with serious long-term consequences.

A 62-year-old woman with recurrent atrial fibrillation and hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy underwent pulse field ablation at BM Birla Heart Hospital. Here's what PFA does and what it means for complex heart patients.

New MRI analysis shows that even modest blood pressure reductions slow the progression of cerebral small vessel disease, a key contributor to stroke and dementia.

Remote Territorians receiving dialysis in Darwin face an uncertain future as the YiSSA shelter closes, raising safety concerns for vulnerable patients.

A gastroenterologist explains why egg yolks are not the heart health villain they're made out to be, and what really matters for cardiovascular risk.

A teenage boy developed a painful, lace-like rash from resting his laptop on his abdomen for up to eight hours a day. Doctors explain the risks of 'toasted skin syndrome' and how to avoid it.

Parents in Boulder, WA, are checking their yards for discarded syringes as collections double year-on-year. A local crossing supervisor is clearing up to 10 needles daily.

New research shows stronger deep sleep brain wave activity may protect against Alzheimer's progression, even when orexin levels are high.

Busy Philipps has revealed she was diagnosed with a rare malignant brain tumour and underwent two surgeries. The actress says early detection made a critical difference.

The TGA has approved Exdensur, a new injection treatment for severe asthma that could help 200,000 Australians breathe easier and reduce life-threatening flare-ups.

A transplant specialist debunks five common myths about organ donation, explaining why family consent is required, how brain stem death differs from coma, and why age and health conditions are not automatic barriers.

New research from Columbia University shows that losing 90 minutes of sleep per night for six weeks can lead to weight gain and other health risks, raising concerns for fans watching late-night FIFA World Cup matches.

An adult ADHD diagnosis at 29 helped one Australian woman understand her toxic relationship with alcohol. Experts explain the neurological link between ADHD and binge drinking.

Parents at Hyden Primary School in Western Australia demand a permanent solution after repeated asbestos discoveries over 12 years, citing regional inequality.

{ "title": "Bega Group and Nutritionist Clash Over Food Transparency", "content": "<h1>Bega Group and Nutritionist Clash Over Food Transparency</h1><p>A dispute between pediatric nutritionist Mandy Sacher and Australian food manufacturer Bega Group over ingredient transparency has highlighted growing tensions between corporate brand defence and consumer rights.

It was only because I put my hands on both sides of her tummy at the same time that I realised something felt very different,

Tom Holland's preferred workout, Cindy, requires no expensive equipment. This 20-minute CrossFit routine offers an accessible approach to full-body fitness.

Lynette Bolton, wife of former Sydney Swans player Jude Bolton, has announced a pathological complete response after breast cancer surgery, revealing no cancer cells were found.