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Health Tech, AI, and your health: How wearables and apps can improve your health and wellbeing Technology and AI is overhauling the way we manage our personal health. Wearables and apps offer incredible insights into fitness, mental wellbeing and overall health. If you’ve got health questions, AI tech’s got answers!

Health Are cats good for our health?We know cats bring the cuddles, but can they actually improve our health and mental wellbeing? The science says yes (mostly). Here’s what we know about the surprising health benefits – and occasional risks – of living with a cat.

The Conversation

Health How Ozempic reduces ‘food noise’ and cravings in the brain Are you plagued by obsessive food thoughts and uncontrollable cravings? The new wave of weight-loss drugs could act as a mute button on these disruptive brain pathways.

Sabrina Rogers-Anderson

Health Why your joints hurt more in winter (and what to do about it)If your joints seem to ache more when the temperature drops, you’re not imagining it. Cold weather can seriously mess with your mobility.

Health Why does it feel like every middle-aged woman I know has ADHD?All her life Rachael has been forgetful, disorganised and chaotic. Turns out, it was ADHD all along… and she's far from alone.

Rachael Mogan McIntosh

Health Understanding perimenopause: The lesser-known symptoms beyond hot flashes Michelle Bridges lifts the lid on some of the more surprising symptoms of perimenopause and shares how to protect yourself (and maybe even enjoy the ride).

Michelle Bridges

Health How to be strong without joining a gym Fitness legend Michelle Bridges shares exactly how to build strength, boost bone health and feel your best – all from the comfort of your living room (yes, even in your pyjamas).

Michelle Bridges

Health What really works for back pain (hint: it’s not bed rest)About 1 in 6 people experience lower back pain at some point in their lives and the best ways to treat it are surprising.