Official data suggests New South Wales is facing a severe shortage of nursing staff.

Two new studies have shed light on the impacts of two of the most common painkillers.

Tamper-proof opioids may have stopped people injecting them, but have not slowed the epidemic.

The consumption of alcohol, tobacco and marijuana has dropped among Australian teenagers.

Australian researchers are running human trials of a gas-sensing swallowable capsule.

The Federal Government has put up over $100 million for school mental health programs and new Headspace centres.

The AMA wants a sugar tax to push people away from highly-sweetened drinks.

An internal report has revealed a "toxic" and "demoralising" culture of bullying and mismanagement at Victoria’s South West Healthcare hospital.

Approval has been granted for medicinal cannabis exports.

Health minister Greg Hunt has announced an expert committee to look into exorbitant out-of-pocket medical expenses.

New research could give hope to parents struggling with colic.

Experts say we need alternatives to antibiotics to allow them to remain useful in fighting more serious ones.

Scientists in the US and China have successfully restored hearing in a mouse model of human genetic deafness.

January 1 has brought with it a number of new health measures.

Australian researchers say they have found a molecular ‘blueprint’ for the immune system’s ability to fight disease by ‘remembering’ infections.

New research suggests the ill-effects of the Industrial Revolution are still being felt 200 years later.

Experts have warned that Australians are being placed at risk by government inaction on dangerous pollutants.

SA Ambulance has set up a new service for non-urgent triple-0 calls.

New research shows having an internal monologue could be fundamentally the same as speaking thoughts out loud.

A review has found the NT St John Ambulance service to be satisfactory, but the paramedics’ union disagrees.

The ACCC is taking GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and Novartis to the Federal Court over “false or misleading” pain medication marketing.

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