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Unprocessed podcast hosts Clara and Grace chat with Rochelle Courtenay on breaking down stigmas around menstruation and how her organisation, Share the Dignity, is working to provide essential sanitary products and end period poverty. 
Miriam has proven that age is just a number and beauty needs no masking. This photoshoot has made me feel comfortable with all the imperfections on my body. I no longer want to hide away, but celebrate it. With this iconic spread as well as Martha Stewart’s Sport Illustrated Cover, it is my hope that we see more women at different ages front and centre in influential media.
You’ve probably heard all about Hollywood’s love affair with diabetes drug Ozempic, with a growing list of stars like Chelsea Handler admitting to using the prescription medication to lose weight, but there’s a new contender on the block – berberine.  Here’s why you ought to think twice. 

Our Unprocessed podcast hosts, Clara and Grace, sat down with colorectal consultant and general surgeon Penelope De Lacavalerie to get to the bottom of soaring rates of late-stage cancer diagnoses in young people. Here’s what she wants people of all ages to know about their body.

Amanda’s symptoms first set in around 20 weeks into her second pregnancy – but it wasn’t until 8 months later that she received that life-changing diagnosis. The mum-of-two shares her story on the latest episode of the Unprocessed podcast, revealing the struggle to be heard by doctors and the ups and downs of treatment.

With World Digestive Health Day upon us, it’s time to shine a light on one of the most important aspects of our health – there’s a reason they call the gut the second brain! Here are 6 of our best tips for improve digestion, from reducing your sugar intake to chowing down on nutrient-dense foods. 

Fruit squeeze pouches, juice and apple sauce are just a few of the foods you’ll see lining the baby food section of your local supermarket. Translation? Sugar, sugar and more sugar. With the growing body of evidence of the health costs of the sweet stuff, these calls for an update to our food standards are well overdue. But better late than never, right? Here’s what health experts are saying, plus one pertinent action that could save your baby’s health. 

At just 38 years of age, Brent Garner was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He shares why he wasn’t surprised – and what he wants men of all ages to know about the disease.

In the latest episode of the Unprocessed podcast, IQS’s own Clara Mearns and Grace Martin speak with Endometriosis Australia’s Ellie Angel-Mobbs. The Aussie radio star shares her turbulent story and her top tips to empower women suffering with this debilitating disease. 

We’ve all heard a lot of discussion around the possibility of junk food advertising being next on the chopping block for the Albanese government, but with some of the biggest industry players in the country to tackle, we’re not so sure the walk will follow the talk.

You’ve likely heard that gambling advertising is one of the first targets for the Albanese government, but one minister says junk food ads may be next on the list. Here’s why and what it means for your health.

It’s no secret that the contraceptive pill can bring a host of side effects – and until now, countless women have accepted them as the necessary evil to prevent unwanted pregnancy. So, why are women turning away from the pill? Plus, we speak to one Queenslander who says the pill had her bed bound with nausea.
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