Pornography and social media driving rise in labia surgery, Australian report finds
More than half a million people have had or considered having the procedure due to lack of education and diverse representation, survey shows
Worried about a bump on your date’s penis? There’s an app for that – but not everyone is convinced
Company behind app says no personal information is collected but experts warn of ‘how easily’ data can be hacked
Life after a traumatic brain injury: ‘It took me over a year to find out I had an accident’
Caroline Laner Breure always wanted to be perfect. Then an accident left her in a coma. As she pieced her brain and body back together, her idea of perfection was transformed
New witnesses offer fresh information into ‘kambo’ death at northern NSW spiritual retreat
Coroner pauses inquest into death of Jarrad Antonovich, who died after drinking ayahuasca and partaking in a ‘kambo’ ritual
Faced with the toughest two years of my life, I turned to Islam to give me strength and patience
After being forced to flee my home and leave my family behind, it has been my faith, passed on to me by my late father, that has got me through
When my doctor couldn’t save my pregnancy, he did the next best thing
In my darkest hour, my obstetrician used his moral compass in a way that has since shaped my entire approach to patient care
Why is Australia still waiting for a male contraceptive pill?
Sixty years after ‘the father of the pill’ predicted a male version would come, vasectomies and condoms remain the only contraceptive options for men
Can’t read a map or use a first aid kit: Australians lack hiking skills, survey shows
The nation’s outdoorsy reputation may not be fully deserved, according to the AllTrails app study, with many too scared to go on walks
Gratitude zones and ‘ignited water’: a day at the Mind Body Spirit festival
At the gathering in Sydney, wellness sits alongside the spiritual, distrust of the establishment alongside commerce
Tim Gurner, biohacking and the growing list of super-rich ‘grinders’ who spend a fortune to stave off ageing
The pursuit, aka garage biology, is the new wave of the age-old desire to live forever – but an expert says most of the treatments are a waste of money