Alarming vision of a security guard appearing to use a choke-hold and forcibly restrain a hospital patient has surfaced.
Cain Andrews
A minimally invasive brain surgery to control seizures has been performed in the southern hemisphere for the first time right here in WA.
Claire Sadler
In an online world overrun by trendy beauty and fitness influencers, Lucy Woods is offering something totally different, yet invaluable, to social media.
Brooke Rolfe
Rory Hoffman has beaten the odds since he was born and is once again in the fight of his life as he needs a kidney transplant to survive.
Experts fear native species could be devastated by a deadly bird flu strain after it was discovered in a wild non-migratory species for the first time.
Robyn Wuth
Culturally tailored midwifery is helping close the gap between health outcomes for Indigenous and non-Indigenous babies, with almost half born healthier.
Emily Woods
Regional patients living with a stoma can now receive specialist care closer to home with stomal therapy nurses working with members of the community.
Craig Duncan
With 100 days to go until Telethon, there’s another highly-anticipated countdown being looked forward to by five-year-old Ava O’Kelly.
Hannah Cross
New research has revealed WA households could be forced to spend more than $120 million yearly if an invasive insect is able to get a foothold in the State.
An overhaul of drug pricing in the US is partly to blame for two companies threatening to pull their products from Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
Zac de Silva
Young people who post about mental distress online are being dismissed as attention-seeking or hormonal, attitudes that have prompted an awareness campaign.
Stephanie Gardiner
If a simple sneeze once sent people rushing to Dr Google and spiralling through webpage after webpage of online medical advice, the latest health hazard is even more unsettling.
Gary Martin
Sarcoma often masquerades as everyday aches and pains, delaying diagnosis of one of Australia's deadliest yet least recognised cancers.
Katelyn Catanzariti
A doctor who moved to the country to save up for a sailing trip is still working in the bush 40 years later, a career path he encourages others to explore.
As little as half an hour per day spent sitting could be enough to increase the odds of dying from cancer, but there are some easy ways to combat the risk.
Craig Meighan
Australia's sixth bird flu case has been confirmed as the nation's top veterinarian issued advice to keep free-range hens housed, where practical.
Poppy Johnston and Abe Maddison
WA Health has extended vaccine eligibility to all Aboriginal people across the State as health authorities battle a growing diphtheria outbreak that has now spread as far south as the Mid West.
Caitlin Vinci
The H5N1 bird flu has arrived in Australia for the first time and threatens to completely wipe out poultry farms and native wildlife species.
Morgan Reinwald
The deadly avian flu may have reached NSW, adding another suspected case of the highly contagious H5N1 virus to the five known cases in two other states.
Duncan Murray and Melissa Meehan
Researchers have developed a drug to target a unique immune receptor, potentially leading to treatments for neurodegenerative diseases in five years.
Melissa Meehan
A sleep supplement widely used to treat insomnia could help reduce reliance on some of the most common and potentially harmful pain medications.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
Nearly half of dementia cases could be prevented but new WA research suggests current public health warnings are falling short of driving change.
Mechanical cooling should be treated as the last line of defence against climate change, not the first, says an urban heat expert following European heatwaves.
Poppy Johnston
Differences in unhealthy cholesterol levels and blood pressure between older adults have "narrowed or disappeared", a study shows.
Ella Pickover
