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Manager, Intensive Care Unit Holy Spirit Northside Private Hospital - 11-12-2018
• One of the top 6 private ICU’s in Australia • Innovative health care provider utilising the
Physiotherapist St Luke's Care - CBD. Inner West & Eastern Suburbs 11-12-2018
Are you an experienced physiotherapist? Do you want to work in a supportive team environment? Look n
Endorsed Enrolled Nurses - Emmy Monash Aged Care Employment Office - 11-12-2018
FT & PT opps for EEN's with independent aged care provider delivering services to Melbourne's Jewish
Clinical Nurse Managers Auckland District Health Board - New Zealand 11-12-2018
Exciting Opportunities for Senior Registered Nurses to join our new 24/7 Hospital Functioning Model

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Authorities are investigating the SA fire station for toxic chemical 11-12-2018

Authorities are working to find the source of a potentially dangerous chemical found in the blood of firefighters at an Adelaide station. Testing is underway at an Adelaide fire station after staff were found to have concerning blood levels of a c

Aussie scientists have made a poo breakthrough that should help people battling chronic gut disease 11-12-2018

Aussie researchers have worked out a way to identify ideal poo donors in a promising breakthrough that should help people with chronic gut disease. Researchers have finally identified which bacteria are good and which are bad when it comes to poo

Authorities are investigating the SA fire station for toxic chemical 11-12-2018
Authorities are working to find the source of a potentially dangerous chemical found in the blood of firefighters at an Adelaide station. Testing is underway at an Adelaide fire station after staff were found to have concerning blood levels of a c
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Aussie scientists have made a poo breakthrough that should help people battling chronic gut disease 11-12-2018
Aussie researchers have worked out a way to identify ideal poo donors in a promising breakthrough that should help people with chronic gut disease. Researchers have finally identified which bacteria are good and which are bad when it comes to poo
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The relationship between posture, spatial awareness and health 11-12-2018
Scientists have recently revealed important insights about posture and spatial awareness. These new discoveries add to our collective understanding of how posture can influence human health. Neuroscience researchers from the Norwegian University o
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A medication used for autoimmune diseases could be given to treat patients with high-blood pressure 10-12-2018
A Victorian-led study has found people with high-blood pressure could be given medication used for autoimmune diseases to treat their condition. The research found inflammation-suppressing drugs used to treat rheumatoid arthritis and gout, reduced
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Happy feet - foot care for nurses and midwives 10-12-2018
There aren’t many professions more taxing on the feet than that of a nurse or midwife. Long shifts, concrete floors and the demands of the job can take a significant toll, but you can remedy the abuse with a little self-care according to podiat
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Vision loss a devastating problem in rural and remote communities 10-12-2018
Vision loss is a growing problem in rural and remote Australian communities, and blindness among Indigenous Australians is three times the rate of non-Indigenous Australians, said Dr Angus Turner, Director of Lions Outback Vision. The need for hig
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Aboriginal scholarship program to support mental health in remote communities 10-12-2018
Curtin University and Managing Director of Indigenous Psychological Services Dr Tracy Westerman have launched a unique scholarship program to support Indigenous students to study psychology. The Dr Tracy Westerman Aboriginal Psychology Program wil
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Investigation on anaesthetic gas given to patients undergoing cancer surgery 10-12-2018
A Melbourne-led study will examine whether anaesthetic gas being used on cancer patients having surgery could increase the odds of the disease recurring. A Melbourne-led study will investigate whether anaesthetic gas given to patients undergoing c
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A breakthrough drug trial to give hope to women with advanced breast cancer 07-12-2018
Victorian researchers have successfully used two drugs to give hope to women with advanced breast cancer. For Victorian Julie Baulch, a breakthrough drug trial to treat her breast cancer has given her a new lease on life. Ms Baulch, 62, has bee
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APA calls for protection of the term 'physio'. 06-12-2018
The Australian Physiotherapy Association has called on the Government to protect the term ‘physio’, in the same way ‘Physiotherapist’ and ‘Physiotherapy’ are already protected, ensuring that practitioners usi
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