Cosmetic surgeons Snapchat their patients' operations
Privacy was once sacrosanct in operating theatres. Not any more.
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Harriet Alexander
Harriet Alexander is a Fairfax Media reporter specialising in health.
The good news about guns
The rate of all intentional deaths has declined since gun laws were introduced in 1996.
'For me, the door is shut now'
Geraldine Hewitt searched for her anonymous sperm donor father, until a phone call changed everything.
'Poisonous' gag clause in WHO's Olympics talks
WHO says the Olympics should roll on despite Zika, but there is less consensus than appears.
'Tick the box' suicide risk analysis tool criticised
Tool used to predict which patients are at risk may be only slightly better than chance, study finds.
Is your neighbourhood making you fat?
Some neighbourhoods are much more conducive to healthy residents than others.
Ambulance trolley congestion eases, but at what cost?
Doctors warn any improvements in the health system will blow out elsewhere, as hospitals reach peak efficiency.
What to do when a woman's waters break
A new study has challenged conventional thinking about when to induce babies.
Skinner defends department over legionnaires' disease
Health Minister says she found out about a legionnaires' death on TV news.
New death from legionnaires' disease
Health authorities are scrambling to contain the most fertile legionella season in recent history.
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