Knowing where to place your head during a tackle is crucial for kids to avoid injury on the footy field, says Dr Tim Doyle, who works with the Rabbitohs on how to minimise injuries during collisions.

As world records keep falling during the 2018 Commonwealth Games, we ask how fast can humans run, swim, cycle and throw and when will we reach our limits?

Music occupies a special place in our memories; so much so that it is being explored as a tool to help people who have lost their map to the past and their ability to remember.

The landmark CareTrack Kids study has found care met clinical guidelines in less than two thirds of treatments for 17 common childhood conditions.

Dr Warwick Williams, Senior Research  Engineer from the National Acoustic Laboratories, explains.

Many sufferers are wasting their money on treatments that don't work, a new study shows.

Even though hearing loss can be prevented, a rise in the 'hidden' causes of hearing loss leaves many Australians struggling to hear in noisy environments.

In a complex world, the loudest voice can often trump the one with expertise.

Advancements in protein screening developed at Macquarie are uncovering how carbohydrates are involved in everything from the flu to infertility.

The most advanced surgical robot available – the da Vinci Xi – heralds a new era of minimally invasive cardiac surgery.

Macquarie's revolutionary online service is finding ways to help tens of thousands of people who have anxiety and depression to manage their symptoms.

A new study on the impact of social media on mental health says just 10 minutes on Facebook looking at thin, glamourous people can trigger negative feelings.