US is the new address for Australians to have sex selective IVF procedure
Sex selective IVF has become popular with Australians, but because the procedure is banned in the country, the parent to-be are travelling to US to pick their child's sex.
Surgeons can now use 3D printed hearts to practise
In what could be a game changer in the field of heart surgery, doctors will now have the opportunity to plan out a medical procedure beforehand, thanks to 3D printing.
Selfies more deadly than sharks according to 2015 stats
Selfie-related incidents caused more deaths in 2015 than shark attacks, with countries now taking precautions against the risk-taking attitudes of people seeking for the perfect pic.
South Sydney Rabbitohs player hospitalisation raises fears of drug abuse after five-fold increase in oxycodone prescription in Australia revealed
A five-fold increase in the consumption of opioid painkiller oxycodone and the recent adverse reactions by the two Rabbitohs players, Dylan Walker and Aaron Gray, has prompted health experts to issue a warning against the drug's abuse.
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Overnight increase in tuberculosis drug prices by 2,000% shocks doctors; Nonprofit reacquires rights to sell the drug
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59-year-old grey-haired French granny-bikini model shares secrets to youthful looks, good health
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New book says Nazi soldiers were high on Pervitin, a crystal meth version, when they invaded Poland & France
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Over 600 new cases in Indian dengue outbreak; death toll up, parents commit suicide due to child's death
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Australian father goes undercover to track down Chinese dealer who supplied synthetic drugs to dead son
An Australian father infiltrated China's drug gangs to find his dead son's suppliers.
Young Australians doing well to avoid cigarettes, substances, but obesity remains concerning
The AIHW released a new report showing the progress of young Australians on avoiding smoking, single-occasion risky drinking and illicit drugs, but obesity remains a concern.
Victim of unauthorised ATM withdrawal crime hopes hair follicle test will prove he was drugged with scopolamine
An alleged victim of scopolamine has shared his story with IBTimes AU.
New medical technology revives 'dead' hearts, successfully used for transplantation in the UK and Australia
A new medical technology developed in Massachusetts could put an end to the shortage of heart for transplantation in cardiac patients.
Loud Sex Can Get You Jailed In UK
The neighbour who heard the noises said it was the worst two years of her life.
Younger Adults At Triple Risk for Depression — Know If You Are One of Them
Depression is becoming a pandemic disorder. It knows neither ethnicity nor age. While men and women are affected, the risk is higher among young adults.
Veteran Reservists May Soon Receive $42,426 Benefits
After decades of being afflicted with financial turmoil, Veterans' plea of receiving decent financial support from the government may finally come to a halt.
Powerful Fat Burning Tool Could Be The Human Brain
Two hormones were found in the human brain which could help in the process of burning fat.
Couples Are Likely To Get Healthy If They Exercise Together: Study
A research found that when couples work out together, they have more success in weight loss when compared to those couples in which there was one consistently healthy partner.
Protein Discovered Behind Strong Heart And Mind
A protein BDNF controls the heart's functioning.
Fear Memories In The Brain
A new chemical agent, BDNF, has been found to control fear and anxiety.
A Drink a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
A drink a day may not be bad for the heart.
Eggs Can Be Part Of A Healthy Diet
An egg a day can actually be a preventive against diseases.
Gout Relief: Massaging And Dealing With The Pain
Here's how to deal -- and not deal -- with gout
Hundreds Of Smokers Hospitalised Every Year With Serious Lung Diseases: Study
A study found that about 12,480 smokers were hospitalised with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in the New South Wales Central Coast.
Development Of Universal Flu Vaccine Is On The Horizon
New studies on broadly-neutralizing antibodies led scientists to the possibility of creating a universal vaccine that gives protection from all strains of flu viruses.
Quit Smoking during Your Period
It may be easier to quit smoking during the end of the period.
Asthma And Genes Not Strongly Connected
There does not seem to be a strong link between genes and asthma, a new study indicates.
Resetting Your Biological Clock
To reset your body clock, all you might need are pills.
Russia Bans Transgenders From Driving On Roads
The Russian government has passed a bill which included that transgenders would not qualify for obtaining their drivers' license.
Live Life Satisfied To Keep Bones Healthy
Declining satisfaction in life contributes to bone density reduction in elderly women.
Risk Of Autism Doubled Due To Circumcision: Study
A study by Danish scientists found that boys who were circumcised below the age of 5 had double the chance of being affected by autistic spectrum disorder.
Drug-Free Fixes To Relieve Headaches At Work
Your headache can be dealt with without popping pills
Natural Ways To Wake Up Energised Everyday
Cheers to better mornings.
Juice Cleanse Risks: Why This Trend Is Not Totally Healthy
Juicing doesn't always mean you're on the right track.
Scientists Find Stem Cells That Generates Bone And Marrow In Mice
Stem cells that could help to repair fractures in people, have been discovered.
Implant to Treat Obesity Gets FDA Approval
A new surgical implant Maestro for treating obesity has been approved by the FDA.
Lack of Exercise Worse Than Obesity
A sedentary lifestyle is far worse for health than obesity, new research has found.
Spending Time With Oneself Benefits Personal And Professional Life: Study
Me-time is highly essential for psychological and social well being, finds study.
Roche Signs Gene Sequencing Deal
Swiss drugmaker Roche has signed a spate of deals to further its genome analysis program.
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