Women's Health

Nutrition for healthy teeth (dental health and food)
Children's health 25 Nov 2009

Nutrition for healthy teeth (dental health and food)

The main cause of tooth loss is tooth decay (dental caries), and one of the most significant factors in the start of tooth decay is…
Oral Mucositis and Quality of Life
Cancer 26 Oct 2009

Oral Mucositis and Quality of Life

Oral mucositis results in many symptoms that can influence a person's quality of life. Mucositis, a condition in which the mucous membranes of the mouth…
Oral mucositis and nutrition
Blood 23 Oct 2009

Oral mucositis and nutrition

Mucositis can have a very severe impact on a patient's ability to eat and drink. Nutritional support is an essential component of cancer treatment and…
Oral mucosa
Anatomy 18 Oct 2009

Oral mucosa

The oral mucosa or "skin" inside the mouth covers most of the oral cavity apart from the teeth. It acts as a barrier and protects…
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in adults (adult ADHD)
Diseases 09 Oct 2009

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in adults (adult ADHD)

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in adults is a behavioural syndrome characterised by hyperactivity, impulsivity and/or inattention.
Fertile Days Calculator and Calendar Rhythm Method
Hormones 27 Sep 2009

Fertile Days Calculator and Calendar Rhythm Method

This ovulation calculator determines the days of your menstrual cycle on which you are fertile and can conceive a baby, or should use conraception.
Who is present at a birth?
Children's health 27 Sep 2009

Who is present at a birth?

In Australia, obstetricians, GP-obstetricians, or midwives may deliver babies. In teaching hospitals, midwifery or medical students, as well as junior doctors or trainee obstetricians may…
Birth Statistics
Children's health 27 Sep 2009

Birth Statistics

Birth statistics for Australia, including average age of mothers, where childbirth takes place, types of delivery, multiple birth statistics, baby gender statistics, preterm and post-term…
Placenta praevia
Diseases 26 Sep 2009

Placenta praevia

In placenta praevia, the placenta grows in an incorrect position, covering the opening of the uterus. It typically causes painless vaginal bleeding.