medicine

Need to get something from the chemist but don't feel up to leaving the house? Believe it or not, but there's an app for that.

If you've been paying attention to the news, you may have heard the government's digital health program is finally getting off the ground, and you should listen for one reason: it affects you.

Folks trying to get away from regular blood check pin pricks probably know there's a system that constantly monitors, but they might not know their phone can now access the system as well.

The phrase "there's an app for that" has become synonymous with smartphones and things you can do in life, and now it gets one more action: taking your child's temperature.When you're a parent and it's easy to convince yourself that your child is running a temperature. Almost anything can set you off, forcing you down to the local GP or the hospital in the fear that something is wrong.In fact, a spot of research back in 2015 from the maker of pain management medication for children, Nurofen, found that 83% of…

Bowel cancer is responsible for over half a million deaths worldwide every year, but a new Australian test could help reduce its numbers.