Want to lose weight? Small changes = big impact
Tackling weight loss can feel as daunting as scaling Kilimanjaro. Most attempts fail because you make big dramatic changes to the way you eat that aren’t sustainable. The best way to climb any mountain is one step at a time. Rather make small, simple changes to your...
Top tips for a safer, healthier workplace
A safe workplace is everyone’s right. Here’s how to stay safe, healthy and happy at work. Clean your environment Messy desks and workspaces are dangerous. Keep cables untangled, store items properly and clear walkways of tripping hazards. Wipe surfaces, wash hands...
What to expect when you’re expecting
Becoming a mom doesn’t happen at the moment of birth. From the minute you start thinking about becoming pregnant to the first time you hold your precious baby in your arms your journey is filled with choices.
Be condom wise
If you think sex feels good, then just imagine sex without the worry of sexual disease or unwanted pregnancies. Condoms take away that stress.
February is not only the month of love, but also of condom awareness.
Reframe, recharge and reset for 2025
Don’t let the words ‘back to work’ overwhelm you.
The best way to tackle a new year is with enthusiasm and a positive mindset. With some simple strategies and small, consistent steps, you can make 2025 your best year yet.
How to avoid bad snacking this January
It’s the start of the year, the debit orders have all hit and you’re trying to manage all your finances while starting your New Year diet plan. Before you know it, you’re sitting on your bed, finishing off a tub of ice-cream and there are empty chocolate wrappers scattered around you. What’s just happened?
Four back-to-school health tips
Help your child take school in their stride by looking after their health. These four strategies will set your family up for success.
10 tips to redesign your eating habits this new year
This is the time of year when many of us resolve to lose weight, but without a proper plan our good intentions will be out the window come February.
Rather than a restrictive diet, which is likely to fail because you’re depriving yourself, there’s a growing movement towards looking at our habits and embracing food in a new way.
Changing the way we talk about HIV/AIDS
What do you think about when you hear someone has HIV/AIDS? Do your thoughts go to the person – or what you know about the disease?
People with HIV feel like they are treated as different or as if they are to blame. Some people still think HIV only affects certain groups or lifestyles.
Stay safe this festive season
It’s easy to let your guard down as you get swept up in the holiday madness of work parties, family get-togethers and holidays plans. But, it doesn’t mean your common sense should also be taking a break just because you’re having a good time.
Skin cancer – here’s what you need to know
We live on a sun-drenched continent – we’re are the lucky ones! But time spent outdoors increases your risk of developing skin cancer, especially if you don’t protect yourself from the sun. The good news is, you can reduce your risk of skin cancer simply by being sun savvy and aware of the condition.
Five men’s health checks for Movember
Movember (aka November) is not just about who can grow the best facial hair. It’s an in-your-face reminder to focus on the health issues that matter most to men.
