Health

  • Drug dangers: new warnings

    Researchers, police and addicts are warning that illegal drugs such as marijuana, ecstasy and GHB may pose serious health risks for all users.

    August 10, 12:01 am
  • Medical myths exposed

    Does cold weather cause a cold? With the help of Dr Andrea Horvath Today Tonight exposed some old wives tales and urban medical myths.

    July 29, 1:22 am
  • Extending your life

    Most of us want to stop the signs of ageing and it may be possible with a unique treatment making many Australians feel up to 20 years younger.

    July 22, 12:39 am
  • Looking 10 years younger

    In just a few months it may be possible to erase 10 years of wrinkles by using some simple treatments and scientifically developed anti-ageing creams.

    July 7, 12:25 am
  • Addicted to sex

    Therapists and sufferers say sex addiction is a real problem that can ruin your life. It is as common in the average Australian suburb as it is in Hollywood.

    July 6, 12:57 am
  • Syndrome preventing weight-loss

    Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a major women's health issue that is often misdiagnosed or overlooked due to its complex nature.

    June 30, 12:19 am
  • Marijuana and brain damage

    Marijuana is thought to be the most widely used illegal drug in Australia but new research suggests it could be linked to psychiatric disorders.

    June 28, 1:41 am
  • Microwaving the vitamins goodbye

    Today Tonight tested what happens to food and people when using a microwave. Helen Wellings revealed the hidden dangers that resulted.

    June 23, 1:44 am
  • Peeling away the years

    A promise of younger-looking skin is hard to resist in a world where so much value is placed on beauty. Some are turning to a treatment called Green Peel.

    June 22, 12:36 am
  • Low GI kick-start diet

    You can kick-start your weight loss by simply shopping smarter with this scientifically proven effective way of fighting the flab.

    June 18, 12:00 am
  • Dangerous chemicals in food

    With imports creeping on to Australia's supermarket shelves, home grown producers claim they have been losing out due to relaxed health guidelines.

    June 16, 12:59 am
  • Sleeplessness costing big money

    A report has found sleep problems are not only causing Australians health problems but experts revealed our diminishing quality of sleep is costing billions.

    June 15, 12:58 am
  • Irritable Male Syndrome

    Behaviourists are concerned that erratic behaviour and declining libido may be symptoms of a type of male menopause caused by declining testosterone.

    June 12, 9:06 pm
  • Teflon in a sticky situation

    The safety of non-stick teflon surfaces is being questioned after it was discovered that dangerous fumes are being emitted during cooking.

    June 8, 12:14 am
  • Preservatives making kids hypo

    After discovering her son was sensitive to a common bread preservative, Jenny Ravlick changed his diet, turning a terrible toddler into an angel.

    June 7, 12:23 am
  • The electronic Pap test

    An Australian invention has been found to improve the detection of precancerous changes to the cervix, when used alongside the Pap test.

    June 4, 1:22 am
  • Beating breast cancer

    Kylie Minogue's breast cancer has drawn international attention to a battle many women face. Good medical advice and constant vigilance are vital.

    June 2, 12:59 am
  • Tired all the time

    Australians are working and playing harder than ever before, but sleeping much less. Some people are so tired and worn out that they seek expert help.

    June 1, 1:14 am
  • Food and fat: the top ten myths

    If you believe olive oil is less fattening than butter, giving up smoking makes you gain weight and chewing gum is hard to digest, you may be in for a shock.

    May 25, 12:48 am
  • Battling breast cancer

    Kylie Minogue is not alone: 32 Australian women were told today that like Kylie, they have breast cancer. Dr John D'Arcy gives an insight into the process.

    May 19, 1:07 am

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