Feel better from the inside out: Guide to Bowel Health
Maintaining a healthy bowel is essential for overall well-being. Learn some proven strategies to keep you and your bowel healthy.
Read articles on how to keep healthy from head to toe. It’s often not as easy to stay connected to healthy ideas when you’re living in the country, but we’ve got your back! Our articles give you ideas on how to be a Well-Being.
Maintaining a healthy bowel is essential for overall well-being. Learn some proven strategies to keep you and your bowel healthy.
Dr Kuljit Singh believes social prescribing helps rural health communities to improve health outcomes and combat loneliness. She encourages rural doctors to learn more and look into how they can incorporate programs into their rural health practice.
With over 20,000 Australians diagnosed with breast cancer every year, learning the signs and symptoms is very important.
Sadly, people with cancer who live rurally and remotely have a poorer chance of survival than people in cities. This is why early detection is so important – it can significantly improve your chances of survival.
We’re big advocates of yoga as it’s such a gentle and relaxing way to look after your physical and mental health. Here we explore the long-term benefits for your mind and body.
We look at the importance of breaking down the stigma around mental health in doctors and health practitioners.
Approximately 1 in 70 Australians have coeliac disease however 80% remain undiagnosed. Most Australians with coeliac disease don’t know it. Improved awareness of the condition has resulted in higher diagnosis rates in the past few years, however, there has also been an increase in the incidence of coeliac disease.
Rural Doctors Foundation recommend that if you have a close relative with coeliac disease, ask your local rural doctor for a blood test to screen for coeliac disease.
The real-life superheroes are our doctors, nurses and health workers out in rural communities.
We look at why they need to be cared for too and six ways to improve health and wellbeing through Lifestyle Medicine.
Rural Doctors Foundation reflects on what ‘My health, my right’ truly means for Australians off the beaten track.
One man dies by suicide every minute. Rural Doctors Foundation provides helpful information on what to do if you are worried about the mental health of the men in your life.
Social connection is so important, particularly as we get older.
Having reached his sixties and enjoying being a grandfather, Tarun Sen Gupta is all about social connection.