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Nurse Village Manager - South East Suburbs Hobson Health Recruitment - Bayside & South Eastern Suburbs 23-05-2017
Hobson HR, is incredibly proud to be working alongside an award winning, boutique retirement service
Community Pharmacy Nurse Hobson HR - Western Suburbs 23-05-2017
"Join an elite team of nurses that are shaping Victoria's community emergency health services".
Director of Nursing (DON) - South East Suburbs - $Negotiable Hobson HR - Bayside & South Eastern Suburbs 23-05-2017
Known to the aged care industry as the employer of choice, our client very rarely sees the need to a
General Practitioner (FT or PT) Adelaide Unicare - Adelaide 19-05-2017
Join a well-established and AGPAL accredited family practice and cement your career as a General Pra

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Featured Articles

Entrepreneurship course gives rise to med-tech startups 22-05-2017

A fashionable pair of earrings for women with gestational diabetes that automatically monitors and helps control blood glucose levels and a device to help brain to bladder function among geriatric patients are among the newest medical innovations bei

Union keeps fighting for registered nurses in aged care 22-05-2017

The New South Wales Nurses and Midwives’ Association (NSWNMA) has vowed to continue its fight to have one registered nurse on duty at all times in the state’s residential aged care facilities. NSWNMA general secretary Brett Holmes labe

Entrepreneurship course gives rise to med-tech startups 22-05-2017
A fashionable pair of earrings for women with gestational diabetes that automatically monitors and helps control blood glucose levels and a device to help brain to bladder function among geriatric patients are among the newest medical innovations bei
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Union keeps fighting for registered nurses in aged care 22-05-2017
The New South Wales Nurses and Midwives’ Association (NSWNMA) has vowed to continue its fight to have one registered nurse on duty at all times in the state’s residential aged care facilities. NSWNMA general secretary Brett Holmes labe
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People with perforated eardrums will put their faith in silkworms 22-05-2017
New human trials will start this year to help people with perforated eardrums and chronic middle ear disease thanks to experts in Perth and Melbourne. People with perforated eardrums will put their faith in silkworms and scientific research to res
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Western Australia supports 'no jab, no play' policy 22-05-2017
Western Australia is supporting the "no jab, no play" policy to keep unvaccinated children out of child care centres and preschools. West Australian Premier Mark McGowan has written to the prime minister in support of a national push to
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There's a link between a father's vitamin D intake and a child's height and weight 19-05-2017
An Irish study has found an association between fathers' vitamin D intake before conception and their child's height and weight. What a woman eats during pregnancy may not be the only factor that ensures a baby's healthy development.
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A total knee replacement should be a "last resort" treatment of osteoarthritis 19-05-2017
A knee replacement should only be considered after all non-surgical treatments for osteoarthritis of the knee have failed, say health authorities. A total knee replacement should be a "last resort" treatment of osteoarthritis, with those
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A virtual schizophrenia library has been launched to help patients and their families 18-05-2017
A virtual library on schizophrenia full of accurate and reliable information is now available to Australians impacted by the mental illness. The Schizophrenia Library developed by scientists at Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) contains 2,00
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Advanced melanoma patients with brain tumours may be able to live longer 18-05-2017
Australian researchers say a combination of immunotherapy drugs may help increase life expectancy for patients with advanced melanoma. Advanced melanoma patients with brain tumours may be able to live longer using a combination of immunotherapy dr
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Smokers are significantly more likely to develop skin cancer 17-05-2017
Queensland researchers have found what they say is the strongest link yet between smoking and skin cancer. Smokers are significantly more likely to develop skin cancer, a Queensland study has found. Researchers at the QIMR Berghofer Medical Res
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World-class testing available for Queensland coalminers to combat black lung disease 17-05-2017
Queensland coal miners will be given access to world-class testing for black lung in response to a growing number of cases of the disease. Since its re-emergence two years ago, 21 Queensland miners have been diagnosed with the disease, prompting t
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