Pfizer’s monthly obesity injection drove shows promise in trial
Smith Collection | Archive Photos | Getty Images Pfizer on Thursday said its experimental obesity drug, which it…
US health insurance costs keep rising — opening the door for the next big reform effort
Another window to stem America’s latest health care cost crisis has closed. Congress set a self-imposed deadline of…
A common diabetes drug may prevent long COVID when taken early
Large clinical trials and real-world data point to a familiar diabetes drug as a simple, safe way to…
Spain achieves the world’s first face transplant with a donor who was euthanised
A hospital in Spain has achieved a significant medical breakthrough by performing the world’s first face transplant using…
First Point Health expands Newstead centre with pharmacy plans
This bulk-billing medical centre has been on the forefront for community health, and they’re expanding their second business.…
$700m federal health funding win for Tasmania hospitals
A new health funding agreement thrashed out with the federal government will deliver an extra $700m into the…
VicHealth given a lifeline as opposition vows to block health promotion agency’s axing
Premier Jacinta Allan’s plan to axe VicHealth is set to fail, with the opposition joining the Greens to…
Americans living longer after cancer diagnosis — Harvard Gazette
New findings on cancer survival rates offer hope for the more than 2 million Americans diagnosed each year.…
GPs in Victoria to diagnose ADHD and prescribe medication for it from 2026 under Allan government reforms
February 3, 2026 — 6:00am Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from…
Emergency pneumonia cases surge to half a million a year in England | Health
The number of people requiring emergency care for pneumonia has risen by a quarter over two years to…
COVID-19 ‘case counts remain low’ at local hospital
‘Public access is not fully restricted; however, additional precautions are in place to protect patients, visitors, and staff,’…
Permanent planning permission for supervised drug injection facility placed on hold after objection
Permanent planning permission for the country’s first medically supervised drug injection facility at Merchant’s Quay in Dublin has…