Henry Jom
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Henry Jom is a reporter for The Epoch Times, Australia, covering a range of topics, including medicolegal, health, political, and business-related issues. He has a background in the rehabilitation sciences and is currently completing a postgraduate degree in law. Henry can be contacted at [email protected]
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Physio-Led Programs Could Save Billions in Knee Treatment Costs
New Australian research shows how physiotherapy programs may transform knee osteoarthritis treatment.
Audiologist Provides Tips to Protect Hearing ‘For Life’
‘Taking action early is key to achieving better hearing health outcomes,’ said Karen Hirschausen, Hearing Australia’s Principal Audiologist.
Fathers’ Gut Health May Influence Physical and Mental Health in Offspring, Study Finds
The benefits of having a healthy microbiota are far-ranging.
Antibiotics in Infants May Be a Double-Edged Sword for Immune Health
Scientists find a link between gut microbiome disruption from antibiotics and increased asthma susceptibility.
Knee Osteoarthritis Can Be ‘Successfully Managed’ Without Surgery: Australian Orthopedic Surgeon
Other conservative management approaches have been shown to be safe and effective.
No Pain, No Gain? The Facts About Muscle Soreness and Growth
Learn effective strategies for building strength and gaining muscle without excessive soreness.
Australia Ranked ‘Best Performer’ in Life Expectancy Among Wealthy Western Nations: Study
There are a range of factors that are likely to have contributed to Australia’s high life expectancy.
Mental Well-Being: A Major Motivator for Exercise, Study Finds
Many now prioritize mental health over weight loss, with a focus also on fitness and physical health.
Walking Reduces Low Back Pain Flare-Ups by Almost 50 Percent, Study Finds
Walking as a prevention strategy to reduce low back pain recurrence is better than treatment, physiotherapists say.
Spinal Manipulation May Cause Adverse Effects in Babies: Australia’s Peak Physiotherapy Body
The Australian Physiotherapy Association has advised parents against spinal manipulation for infants across all conditions, impairments, and spinal levels.
