Learn how to identify and avoid common chemicals in everyday products that could be doing you harm.

We reveal how the price of prescription medicines in Australia compares to that in other countries.

If you’re concerned about overusing painkillers, there are some effective alternatives.

One in six Australians suffers hearing loss, but top-end aids can cost a small fortune. We've surveyed the market to find out how and where you can save.

Treatments for anxiety may include psychological therapies, medication and self-help.

We take a look at the contraceptive options available in Australia, including long-acting reversible methods, hormonal injections, IUD, the pill and emergency contraception.

Some so-called “health supplements” could in fact be doing you harm.

How important are sunglasses to your health and what do you need to look for?

As with all medical practices, there are risks involved with chiropractic. So do the benefits for children outweigh the risks?

We've selected online health tests from reputable sources to help determine your current health status and future health risks.

While product safety is a hot legislative topic in other countries, it isn’t in in Australia.

We look at the different types of diabetes, as well as pre-diabetes, and the latest research into causes and prevention.

Information about foods and drinks that could cause cancer is continually updated. We bring you the latest.

We explain how to evaluate the content of health websites and determine whether information is reliable.

Given the recall of faulty hip replacement devices implanted in thousands of patients, we tell you what you need to know before surgery.

Mental health therapists can help people with problems ranging from depression, anxiety or grief to schizophrenia and other psychoses.

Vitamin D deficiency has been described as a pandemic. We explain if you're at risk, and what you can do to get enough.

We look at common New Year resolutions such as joining the gym, giving up smoking or saving money.

Australian consumers are increasingly looking to overseas dental treatment in order to save money on their dental bills.

Dementia is the single greatest cause of disability in Australians aged 65 years or older. It's predicted that by 2050 it will affect one million Australians.

There are plenty of specialist multivitamin on the market for conception, pregnancy and breastfeeding. Can they be beneficial or are they just a gimmick?

As Australians adopt busier lifestyles, we’re also becoming more sleep deprived. CHOICE outlines why you may need more zzzzs.

Pharmacy shelves are stacked with remedies for winter colds, coughs and flu. Which – if any – will work for your particular symptoms?

From radiation risks to gap payments, CHOICE explores answers the questions about imaging technologies, including x-rays and CTs.

Some diagnostic tests offered by natural therapists are unreliable or just plain nonsense. CHOICE investigates some common ones.

More than 80 chemicals and pesticides no longer registered for use in Europe are available for every day agricultural and veterinary use in Australia.

The key to independent living and quality of life is good health and it’s never too soon to start thinking about it.

If you're travelling off the beaten track, you need the right advice on travel vaccinations.

From the dubious to the downright ineffective, CHOICE visits the high-profile offenders to find out more.

Fortunately, a range of effective and affordable treatments is available, ranging from talking therapies to certain drugs, and may be more affordable than you imagine.

One in seven Australian adults suffer from some form of high blood pressure. If you’re one of them, monitoring your condition regularly at home with a blood pressure monitor can be useful.

It's not enough to sign a register or a tick a box to signal your intent, talk to your family about your wishes.

Our CHOICE price comparison shows dramatic savings on both prescription and non-prescription medicines, depending on which pharmacy you shop at.

To help decide which tests are worth taking, it's helpful to understand the criteria the public health system uses to assess possible screening tests. Many tests detect diseases before your symptoms occur.

Had a lousy experience with a doctor? We look at some of the main bugbears and doctors' patient-from-hell stories.

Read these long-held misconceptions about everything from diet and exercise, to air travel and antioxidants.

Most of us don’t want to think about nursing home care while we’re still relatively healthy and independent; we tend to leave it until an emergency forces us to face the issue, utterly unprepared.