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Physiotherapist Anglicare SQ - Northern Suburbs 23-10-2017
Directly assist clients to remain independent and in their own homes in this full time contract base
Speech Pathologist Anglicare SQ - Northern Suburbs 23-10-2017
Provide quality, specialised advice, support and education to clients who have difficulty with swall
Associate Midwifery Unit Manager Tasmanian Health Service - Launceston & North East 23-10-2017
Salary: $84,496 - $88,423 p.a. (pro rata) plus superannuation and access to salary packaging.We are
Senior Physiotherapist-pain management Hunter New England Local Health District - Tamworth And North West NSW 23-10-2017
In collaboration with other senior health professionals, use your advanced clinical reasoning and ex

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New research shows digital age a major glitch for teen sleep 23-10-2017

More teens than ever aren't getting enough sleep and experts are urging them to limit their technology use at night. It's the digital age but it may be time for teens to wind back the clock to get the 9.3 hours of shut eye they need every

Calls for urgent action to help doctors reduce prescribing antibiotics 23-10-2017

Without intervention to reduce overprescription of antibiotics by GPs, deaths from currently treatable infections will overtake all cancer deaths by 2050. An estimated 1600 people in Australia die directly from antibiotic resistance every year, le

New research shows digital age a major glitch for teen sleep 23-10-2017
More teens than ever aren't getting enough sleep and experts are urging them to limit their technology use at night. It's the digital age but it may be time for teens to wind back the clock to get the 9.3 hours of shut eye they need every
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Calls for urgent action to help doctors reduce prescribing antibiotics 23-10-2017
Without intervention to reduce overprescription of antibiotics by GPs, deaths from currently treatable infections will overtake all cancer deaths by 2050. An estimated 1600 people in Australia die directly from antibiotic resistance every year, le
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Australians confused about the safety of sunscreen 20-10-2017
A Cancer Council Australia survey shows there's been an increase is the number of people who no longer feel that sunscreen is safe to use on a daily basis. An increasing number of Australians are confused about the safety of sunscreen, the fin
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Researchers now have a better understanding of the origins of ovarian cancer 19-10-2017
Researchers in the US say they now have a better understanding of the origins of ovarian cancer, which they hope will lead to better detection and prevention. Most, and possibly all, ovarian cancers start not in the ovaries but instead the fallopi
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New research shows comfort aids may put older drivers at risk 19-10-2017
New research at NeuRA will examine the impact comfort aids have on crash protection of older Australians. There is growing concern comfort accessories and seat modifications, such as pillows, are contributing to the disproportionate numbers of old
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Researchers established a linked between hypertension and valve disorder 18-10-2017
For the first time, a strong link has been established between high blood pressure and the most common heart valve disorder in high-income countries. Researchers in the UK have established a strong link between high blood pressure and the most com
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Optometrist launches innovative eye service to transform patient care 18-10-2017
Leading optometry practice OCULA has launched a specialist eye service integrating three disciplines of eye care – the first of its kind in New Zealand. The specialist orthoptic service – offered through OCULA’s Queenstown and Wa
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Heart disease kills more regional, rural and remote Australians 18-10-2017
New research has revealed people living in regional, rural or remote Australia are 90% more likely to die from heart conditions caused by high blood pressure than people living in metropolitan areas. The Heart of Inequality report from the Ma
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Australian researchers develop a world-first app to test for delirium 18-10-2017
A team of Australian researchers has developed a world-first app that will test for delirium in patients being admitted into Intensive Care Units (ICUs). The iPad app will help doctors diagnose delirium faster and more accurately, significantly impro
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Study has found asthmatics relying on quick relief 18-10-2017
Just over a third of Australians with asthma are properly using their preventer medication to control their condition, a survey has found. Thousands of Australians with asthma are relying too much on reliever puffers as a quick fix for their wheez
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