Breast cancer survey: black and Hispanic women have less say in care
Study reveals racial differences in the level of involvement women have in their breast cancer care, with minorities being less...
Month: March 2015
Patients Work with Doctors to Make Choices About Care
By Anna Gorman, Kaiser Health News Rose Gutierrez has a big decision to make. Gutierrez, who was diagnosed with breast...
Sacred Listening-Intuitive readings for you
Sacred listening is a new term I’m using. It’s very related to living in your Intuitive Body, getting the guidance...
What Happens at the Diabetes UnConference… Doesn’t Have to Totally Stay in Vegas
It's not often that I struggle to find words to capture a moment, but that's exactly what I've been struggling...
24 Hours Out – What Should You Be Eating?
Who’s joining us in Perth tomorrow for the SIDS & KIDS WA Beach Run? We can’t wait to hit the...
Interview with WA Surfer Bronte Macaulay
HIF is a proud supporter of the Australian surfing community, so we jumped at the chance to interview professional surfer...
Dumbo Unchained
“The elephant and the string, Franky – remember that.” “Umm, what?” Realising I clearly hadn’t heard the story, Ross (my...
Five (pretty smart) watches – acknowledging that seniors exist
Should smart watches target and serve seniors? Erik Wicklund observed in mHealth News that the smartwatch hype about Apple’s rock-the-world...
I had anorexia – but not because I wanted to look like a fashion model | Hadley Freeman
A French plan to ban skinny women from the catwalk ignores the fact that anorexia is an illness. We need...
OneDrop: A Newly Diagnosed Digital Guru’s Big Diabetes Vision
Jeff Dachis is a really smart guy. He's the co-founder and former CEO of Razorfish, the world's leading global digital...
Doctors show race and social bias in study – but clinical decisions ‘unaffected’
In online psychological tests of automatic responses, clinicians at a hospital showed subconscious race and social class biases, but these...
