Poppping mad

Article Abstract:

It is likely that many Australians are taking more drugs than necessary or healthy, sometimes creating side-effects that they do not connect with the drugs. Benzodiazepines, for example, are still prescribed more frequently and for longer than many experts see as healthy. In contrast, others are experiencing illnesses that could be prevented if certain drugs were used more widely, especially in treating diabetes and asthma.

Australia, Drugs, Complications and side effects, Cover Story, Medical policy, Health policy, Adverse drug reactions

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The abortion choices

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the medical abortion services offered by Geoff Brodie in Sydney, Australia. The risks associated with medical abortion and the way in which it differs from surgical abortion are discussed.

Methods, Women, Women's health, Abortion

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Tea and a brisk walk

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning health studies which show that tea, especially green tea, is good for your health. Studies have shown that it helps prevent heart disease, cancer and skin disorders, but the results are not conclusive.

Research, Tea (Beverage), Health, Tea

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