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Facility Manager | Aged Care | Christchurch Geneva Healthcare - 21-09-2017
Facility Manager for Rest home and Hospital in SomerfieldOther Information: Contact Number: AU) 1800
Mental Health Opportunities Goulburn Valley Health - Shepparton And Goulburn Valley 21-09-2017
If you want to make a real difference and work with great people, come and join us!
Infection Control Clinical Consultant - (ICCC) Health Recruitment Specialists - Shepparton And Goulburn Valley 21-09-2017
Reporting to the Divisional Operations Director, this position has responsibility for developing and
Midwife Health Recruitment Specialists - Bendigo. Goldfields And Macedon Ranges 21-09-2017
Kyneton District Health are currently seeking an experienced and suitably qualied midwife to work i

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Leading mental health groups launch SSM campaign 21-09-2017

Mental health groups claim a 'yes' vote for marriage equality could avert as many as 3000 youth suicide attempts ever year among the LGBTIQ community. Leading mental health groups have joined forces to warn of the serious impact the same s

Study shows a healthy diet prevents birth of big babies 21-09-2017

Research shows women with gestational diabetes who control it with a healthy diet without insulin are at no greater risk of giving birth to a big baby. A healthy diet alone can control gestational diabetes and doesn't put the mother at greater

Leading mental health groups launch SSM campaign 21-09-2017
Mental health groups claim a 'yes' vote for marriage equality could avert as many as 3000 youth suicide attempts ever year among the LGBTIQ community. Leading mental health groups have joined forces to warn of the serious impact the same s
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Study shows a healthy diet prevents birth of big babies 21-09-2017
Research shows women with gestational diabetes who control it with a healthy diet without insulin are at no greater risk of giving birth to a big baby. A healthy diet alone can control gestational diabetes and doesn't put the mother at greater
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Sperm quality is significantly compromised by obesity 20-09-2017
New research linking obesity to poor sperm quality highlights a greater need to address weight loss among men before couples fertility treatment. Sperm quality is significantly compromised by obesity and men need to reduce their weight and eat mor
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Taking a break from from dieting may improve weight loss 20-09-2017
Continuous dieting slows metabolism and can actually hempen weight loss, say experts. Australian researchers found people who took a two weeks on, two weeks off approach to weight loss shed more kilos. They also kept it off for longer than thos
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Study shows HPV screening more effective than Pap test 20-09-2017
A study by the Cancer Council NSW has confirmed HPV screening is more effective at detecting high-grade cervical abnormalities than a Pap test. The new national cervical cancer screening program has received a boost, with a large clinical trial sh
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New study shows misuse of painkillers costing millions 19-09-2017
A new study looking at the health impacts of over-the-counter painkillers has revealed the high cost of Australia's growing dependency on codeine. People struggling with chronic back pain and headaches are consuming up to five times the recomm
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New research shows bad sleep not so depressing for some 19-09-2017
New research suggests the way the brain responds to positive experiences can protect some people against the depressive effects of poor sleep. Positive experiences can protect against the negative impacts bad sleep can have on a person's menta
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Improving knowledge and attitudes of sexuality for people with dementia 19-09-2017
Improving the knowledge and attitudes concerning sexual expression of people with dementia amongst health professionals, has been the goal of a Griffith study. Dr Cindy Jones from Griffith’s Menzies Health Institute Queensland has been educa
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Applications open for a new National Panel of Assessors for Disability Employment Services 19-09-2017
The Australian Government has opened applications for a new panel of assessment service providers for people with disability in the workplace. The program was announced as part of the Disability Employment Services (DES) reforms which aim to impro
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Occupational therapists call for urgent improvements to children's care under NDIS 19-09-2017
Occupational Therapy Australia (OTA) has called for urgent improvements to the National Disability Insurance Scheme’s arrangements for the care of children aged 0 to 6 years. Appearing before the Australian Parliament’s Joint Standing
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