IVF babies are now able to have DNA from three different people - the mother, the father and a small amount from a health female donor.

Australian professional surfer, Sally Fitzgibbons speaks about her holistic approach to health and her new book, Live Like Sally.

A new study has found that the more time children spend in front of a screen the more they are at risk of developing a delay in speech and learning social skills.

Here's the good (and bad) news for dieters

According to a new study published in the European Heart Journal, a daily alcoholic drink could lower the risk of heart failure in men and women. The social drinker is doing more good for their heart than heavy drinkers and teetotallers. So, well, cheers to that. The research, conducted by the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in […]

When Carly Saunders and Tresne Middleton couldn’t fit into their wardrobe for the My Kitchen Rules finale last year, the loveable couple knew it was time to get in shape. “During one of the last challenges, we had to wear jeans and I could barely move!” Carly, 33, tells Woman’s Day. “They were so tight […]

A new cook book, due to hit our shelves in April, features grain-free, dairy-free and legume-free recipes for new mothers, toddlers and babies. According to health experts, putting your baby on the Paleo diet is taking things too far. Co-authored by Paleo advocate and TV chef Pete Evans, it promotes cooking with lard, making DIY […]

Jennifer Garner has had enough of strict dieting, wants a life of moderation (and pizza, lots of pizza).

Canadian duo, Giovanna Morales and James Earl O’Brien began their journey more than a year ago delving into the world of “plus-size” modelling to document the sizest ideals that are commonplace within the fashion industry and the effect that this “discrimination” – as they describe it – has on women everywhere. While on the Australian […]

The study, conducted by the National Cancer Institute and the Yale school of Public Health in the US was published in the Journal of National Cancer Institute found that four cups of joe a day could reduce the risk of skin cancers by up to 20%. The findings were discovered following a 10.5 year study […]