What lessons can two small bakeries teach the big end of town about business done right?

Many people take antihypertensive medication to control their blood pressure. Here are 5 ways to manage this serious cardiovascular risk without taking drugs.

Many people around the world sit on both sides of this argument. Here’s my considered view.

Dr Ross Walker is back with a new series of The Check Up.

Ron Howard's hit comedy is about the eternal responsibilities of raising children. What recent medical studies show is that responsibility extends prior to the momentous occasion when you discover you’re about to be a Mum or a Dad, as well as those vital first nine months of life.

There’s nothing fishy about the beneficial effects of supplementing your diet with Omega 3 fatty acids.

Some researchers suggest that a polypill containing various doses of blood pressure medications, low-dose aspirin and standard dose statin should be taken by everyone over the age of 55, regardless of cardiac risk. Are these potential pill pushers dills?

Does alcohol affect more than the liver and the heart?

When I read a report suggesting mobile phones don't cause brain cancer in people over 60, I'm not surprised. My major concern is when I see young children and teenagers with phones plastered to their head. It is the growing tissue that seriously concerns me as being at most risk.

Rewards credit cards definitely aren't for everyone, but if you can control your spending, you might just be able to fly across the country every year for 'free'.

Over the past few years, a number of studies have linked hearing loss to dementia, diabetes, chronic kidney impairment, depression, anxiety and even a tendency to falling. Can anything be done about it?

It is my opinion that the place of cholesterol as a risk factor in heart disease is overemphasised by the medical profession.