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'Celtic curse' of haemochromatosis: 'I didn't notice that I had any symptoms before I got checked' - Vimarsana News

'Celtic curse' of haemochromatosis: 'I didn't notice that I had any symptoms before I got checked'

Most people have never heard of genetic haemochromatosis (GH), yet it is Northern Ireland's most common genetic condition. Up to one in 10 people are at risk locally, yet most people are unaware until it’s too late.

Dermatologist: Early intervention can slow down or stop balding - Vimarsana News

Dermatologist: Early intervention can slow down or stop balding

Using over-the-counter medication can “slow down or halt the process” of balding, according to a dermatologist.

University of Newcastle students face mounting education loans, unchanged by the Federal budget | Newcastle Herald - Vimarsana News

University of Newcastle students face mounting education loans, unchanged by the Federal budget | Newcastle Herald

'For our region, we've got excessive growth in housing cost, relatively low wages and high indexation.'

University of Newcastle students face mounting education loans, unchanged by the federal budget | Newcastle Herald - Vimarsana News

University of Newcastle students face mounting education loans, unchanged by the federal budget | Newcastle Herald

'For our region, we've got excessive growth in housing cost, relatively low wages and high indexation.'

ABS stats show professional and information services jobs have grown steadily in recent decades | Newcastle Herald - Vimarsana News

ABS stats show professional and information services jobs have grown steadily in recent decades | Newcastle Herald

Knowledge producing jobs now make up 9 per cent of jobs in Newcastle and Lake Macqauarie