This is a hidden, painful and debilitating bladder problem which affects primarily women. It is not to be confused with normal cystitis. (This is a repeat of part of a programme first broadcast on 13th October 1997).
Research suggests that how we react to other people and the minor and major irritants of daily living can influence our risk of dying from cancer and heart disease. (This is a repeat of a programme first broadcast on 7th April 1997.)
Despite moves towards more mainstream use of medicinal cannabis in Australia, many advocates are frustrated that clinical trials remain ongoing and there are still legal hurdles to clear. However, concerns about patient safety justify the slow approach, argues Professor Jennifer Martin.
A new set of guidelines from an international summit of health professionals aims to clear up confusion on when to start infants on solid food, as well as to halve the rate of peanut allergies in Australian children. How will they do it?