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A ‘deep clean’ has been ordered for a Brisbane hospital ward. What does that actually involve?

The Australian public’s infection control literacy continues to expand. We know what PPE is, what “flattening the curve” means, and

Africa is “in a bind” over coronavirus vaccines, as some countries could run out without knowing when more doses will

There is a common perception that the right-side of our brain is responsible for logic and analysis, while the left

Despite all the advances in medicine, some basic questions remain. For example, people cannot be told with any certainty how

A recent case study from North Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill demonstrates that,

The family of a model who was left brain-damaged after eating a peanut butter pretzel was awarded $29.5 million by

Denmark’s Health Minister declared Monday “the big vaccine day,” with 100,000 people to be vaccinated in one day as officials

There’s widespread agreement that it’s important to help older adults and people with disabilities remain independent as long as possible.

Hopes of a cure for brain cancer that killed former Labour MP Tessa Jowell with a new combination treatment in

Tony Jeffries is a former Olympic medalist who enjoyed an undefeated run during his professional boxing career. While he retired