We offer a wide range of articles on health issues and topics of interest to rural and remote communities
Like Rural Doctors Foundation, Justine is small yet mighty with a lot of heart. She is a down to earth rural hero. For most, being a wife to a DIDO hubby and mum to three kids is enough to keep
With colder temperatures and a lower resistance to the flu, many Australians are suffering in winter. Follow these simple tips to improve your chances of staying healthy through winter.
On ANZAC Day, we acknowledge those who have served or continue to serve this special place we call home.
We chat with Dr Michael Clements, a rural doctor and veteran who specialises in supporting ex-service personnel and families of serving
Cancer is currently the number one cause of death in Australia, taking the lives of approximately 50,000 Australians each year. However, despite the high prevalence, many misconceptions about cancer still manage to circulate.
Dolly Everett is a teenage girl, one who gave a face to a horrifying statistic. In 2018, Australia mourned the loss of this fourteen-year-old girl to suicide. Now, her family campaigns against cyberbullying.
Our kidneys play an important role in our health. Yet, we can lose 90% of our kidney function before symptoms appear. Learn more about how to identify the signs and avoid kidney disease.
The crucial role women play in improving rural wellbeing is being increasingly recognised. Rural Doctors Foundation spoke with Dr Sue Masel about the important role women play in rural communities.
To help shine a light on mental health in rural communities, Rural Doctors Foundation is sharing just one of the ways it supports rural mental health and wellbeing.
Heart attack can impact everyone. Rural Doctors Foundation spoke with Dr Tony Brown about his experience.
To help raise awareness of dementia, Rural Doctors Foundation interviewed experienced rural practitioner and health educator, Professor Tarun Sen Gupta, Professor Sen Gupta shared valuable insights on brain health, key signs of dementia and what to do if you think
Prostate Cancer Foundation brings awareness and knowledge around this disease affecting men.
Seeing your GP for a check-up when you are well is just as important as going when you are sick. Health check-ups regularly with your GP can prevent getting unwell, and early detection of any disease provides the best chance
Many of the top killer diseases amongst Australians are potentially preventable. Research shows rural Australians have a higher incidence of diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease, as well as most cancers such as lung and bowel cancer. Lowering the
Farm safety statistics on death and injuries is sobering reading. We spoke with Dr Adam Coltzou about the issue.