Why microscopic colitis could be the reason you have bowel pain
Experiencing IBS symptoms? Microscopic colitis, a lesser-known bowel condition, could actually be the culprit. The good news is it’s usually manageable.
Early-onset bowel cancer is real and it’s on the rise
Contrary to common belief, bowel cancer is a disease that does not discriminate. It can impact men and women, young and old. Early detection saves lives.
Jacqui Felgate: Why we need to talk about IBS
The House of Wellness co-host Jacqui Felgate reveals how she copes with irritable bowel syndrome – and why it shouldn’t be a taboo subject.
The awful truth about bowel cancer and younger people
At just 33, fit and seemingly healthy, Sarah Foster was stunned when she was diagnosed with incurable bowel cancer. And she is among a surprising number of younger people battling…
Why you shouldn’t ignore this important piece of mail
Soon you’ll start receiving free bowel cancer screening kits in the mail once you turn 50. Using it might just save your life.
When to consider a colonoscopy
Each year, around 700,000 Australians have a colonoscopy. But when is the procedure really needed?