Hannah Vanderheide is a freelance health writer and actor based in Victoria.
Such “conditions” are not medical issues. They’re a way for cosmetic surgeons to sell you something.
Younger people are forgoing the pleasures of superficial chats and diving right in. It’s too much for me.
Online trolls are attacking the newest Barbie. But she is having the last laugh.
Mens’ behaviour is changing for the better. And this may be the cause.
By deciding to lose weight, the former tennis champ turned commentator is still inundated with online body commentary.
Last week, I passed another woman with a pram, but hers contained a plump little sausage dog, not a furious-for-no-reason two-and-a-half-year-old.
If I’d listened to the relationship experts on social media I wouldn’t have made the best decision of my life.
The backlash labelling the drug akin to cheating is one of the most blatant examples of medical gaslighting to date.
The healthy among us seem to lose all sense of decorum when speaking with the chronically ill or visibly pregnant.
Sober sanctimony has infiltrated my social media feeds, and it’s driving me to drink.