Professor Chris Murray discusses the changing landscape of disease burdens around the world and predictions about the way the COVID-19 pandemic may evolve. 

Endometriosis is when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows elsewhere in the body – it can cause pain, especially pelvic pain, and infertility.

A high proportion of people aged 45 and over in Australia are taking fish oil supplements.

A group of US researchers has uncovered some troubling findings about the design of trials into COVID-19 treatments and vaccines.

Just when you thought it was safe to go out, new research emerges into another virus from bats which has pandemic potential.

There's an active debate among researchers about whether they are obliged to let participants know they have a genetic mutation which they could do something about.

Around 15 per cent of parents think their baby has a cow's milk allergy, when the real rate is around one per cent. This can result in changing formula, mothers restricting their diet or even stopping breastfeeding altogether.

Having a new baby can be an exciting time, but it's also often one that's fraught with anxiety. It's no surprise that this is amplified during a pandemic.

A growing evidence base suggests that psychedelics may help relieve depression and anxiety.

A biomedical engineer has come up with a more streamlined way of testing new ideas for people with a cochlear implant.