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Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) are uncomfortable and unfortunately, a recurring issue for some individuals. These infections occur when bacteria, typically from the gastrointestinal tract, enter the urinary system and multiply.

Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world due to its sunny climate and high number of residents with fair skin. We know that early intervention is extremely important when it comes to this and October is skin cancer awareness month, a time to educate people on the early signs of the condition and what to do if you notice something suspicious.

The way we talk about mental health and wellbeing has changed enormously over the past twenty years thanks to changing attitudes and the work of awareness and support organisations. Improvements have been made in diagnostics, the availability of services and the narrative around the topic.

A tiny arachnid parasite that can be found worldwide, ticks are a common pest in Australia and are a big problem during the warmer months between October and January.

Anyone who frequently or occasionally travels across numerous time zones is susceptible to developing a brief sleep condition known as jet lag, sometimes called jet lag disease.

Every day, excessive stress affects many people's lives. The demands of work, the difficulties of family life, worries about one's health, and the responsibilities associated with one's finances are all aspects of daily life that often lead to elevated stress levels.

Back discomfort may be caused by several different things and can have a considerable influence on day-to-day living. Understanding the causes of back pain is essential to enable you to take the proper steps to relieve it.

Most of us have some kind of connection with alcohol, whether it is a weekend drink with our buddies or an alcoholic beverage with meals every day.

Alcohol consumption raises blood pressure, while continued heavy drinking can result in persistently elevated blood pressure.

High cholesterol levels do not have symptoms in and of themselves, but they may have a harmful impact on your heart over time.