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Sleep Well, Live Well: Why Sleep Matters for Seniors As we age, our relationship with sleep can change. While some may find themselves napping more often, others struggle to get a good night’s rest. But for everyone, quality sleep remains a vital part of healthy aging. Why Sleep Matters More Than Ever Just like anyone […]

More elective surgery restrictions have been eased in South Australian hospitals as the statewide code yellow continues, the Health department says. The code yellow system-wide internal emergency was declared a fortnight ago due to many staff being off sick with COVID and other illnesses. The department said it had been another busy week across the

Stopping Infections in Their Tracks: Essential Products for Everyday Health Keeping germs at bay is a top priority, especially in healthcare settings. While good handwashing and cleaning routines are key, the right infection prevention products can be your secret weapon. Let’s explore some common heroes: Equip Your Space for Success: At Crea8 Management Supply, we’re

Baby Boomers Fuel Intergenerational Wealth Transfer As Australia’s baby boomer generation enters retirement, a significant shift in wealth transfer is underway. With a growing desire to support their children and grandchildren, many boomers are accelerating plans to pass on their assets. Driven by factors such as rising living costs, increased property values, and potential tax

Women Bear the Brunt of Family Finances Women are disproportionately responsible for managing household finances, a role often compounded by caregiving duties for both children and aging parents. This “daughter effect” places significant financial and emotional strain on women. Despite these challenges, women are increasingly becoming key financial decision-makers. As inheritors of substantial wealth, they

“Staff are f-ing broken”. This was the first, blunt message from a frontline hospital doctor besieged by overwhelming demand when their union rep came to check on them at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. As the embattled health system lurches from record ramping to elective surgery cancellations and chronically full EDs, SA Salaried Medical Officers Association

Addressing poor vision and high cholesterol are two newly identified methods to reduce the risk of developing dementia, according to a significant report. Scientists have pinpointed 14 health conditions that, if managed or eradicated, could potentially prevent nearly half of all dementia cases globally. The Lancet Commission’s latest report highlights that middle-aged individuals and those

Alzheimer’s disease is a type of progressive neurocognitive impairment and is the most common degenerative brain disorder. Dementia symptom of Alzheimer’s disease and includes a general decline or loss of the ability to think, remember, and reason. At least 50 percent of all older adults with dementia have Alzheimer’s disease, and more than 50 million

Melbourne’s Legionnaires’ disease outbreak worsens as Premier provides new information. Premier Jacinta Allan has issued an urgent health alert to Victorians as the Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in Melbourne continues to escalate. Since the outbreak was first identified on July 26, there have been 40 confirmed cases, with numbers expected to rise further. Most of the

Combination Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs): A One-Stop Shop for Detecting Respiratory Illness Feeling unwell but unsure if it’s COVID, flu, or RSV? Combination Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs) offer a quick and convenient way to identify the culprit behind your respiratory woes. These advanced RATs go beyond standard COVID tests, detecting not just the SARS-CoV-2 virus