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Registered Nurse | HDU | Auckland Geneva Healthcare - 29-06-2017
Sociable hours with weekends off to enjoy everything NZ has to offer | Generous remuneration | Profe
REGISTERED NURSE GRADE 2 - THEATRE Benalla Health - All Regional VIC 27-06-2017
Take up the opportunity to become a valued member of a dedicated team, which provides excellent pers
Enrolled Nurse Graduate Program The Mater Hospital - North Shore & Northern Beaches 26-06-2017
The Mater is seeking highly motivated, recently qualified Enrolled Nurses to join our Enrolled Nurse
Registered Nurse - McAuley The Mater Hospital Sydney - North Shore & Northern Beaches 26-06-2017
The successful candidate will join the the team within the McAuley Ward, a 27 bed unit with a divers

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Infectious diseases experts warn about superbugs in Australia 29-06-2017

Australia needs a new co-ordinating body to oversee work to slow the spread of superbugs and antibiotic resistance, infectious diseases experts say. Sandra Hocking knows there is still a chance she could lose her leg to the superbug she picked up

Australians urged to educate themselves on early signs of meningococcal disease 28-06-2017

Many parents aren't aware of the symptoms of meningococcal disease, with a survey revealing some have mistaken the deadly bacterial infection for sunburn. Australians are being urged to educate themselves on the early signs of the potentially

Infectious diseases experts warn about superbugs in Australia 29-06-2017
Australia needs a new co-ordinating body to oversee work to slow the spread of superbugs and antibiotic resistance, infectious diseases experts say. Sandra Hocking knows there is still a chance she could lose her leg to the superbug she picked up
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Australians urged to educate themselves on early signs of meningococcal disease 28-06-2017
Many parents aren't aware of the symptoms of meningococcal disease, with a survey revealing some have mistaken the deadly bacterial infection for sunburn. Australians are being urged to educate themselves on the early signs of the potentially
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Yoga can help relieve those aches and pains but it can also lead to an injury 28-06-2017
Yoga may not be as 'safe' as first thought, with a study finding it can cause musculoskeletal pain just like any other exercise. Yoga can help relieve those aches and pains but it can also lead to an injury, researchers warn. A Universi
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Calls for cartoon characters to be removed from 'junk food' packaging 27-06-2017
A survey of 186 packaged foods using cartoons to attract kids has found half are classified unhealthy because they either contain too much sugar, fat or salt. More than half of supermarket products marketed at kids are unhealthy, according to a ne
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National bowel cancer screening program could save lives 27-06-2017
Participating in the national bowel cancer home screening program is the best decision a person can make to prevent dying from bowel cancer. More than 80,000 lives would be saved by 2040 if participation in the national bowel cancer screening prog
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New approach tackles Australia's growing musculoskeletal and pain epidemics 27-06-2017
A new approach to managing chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions – including arthritis, osteoporosis and back problems – aims to lead the way in curbing the long-term and debilitating human, social and economic impact of t
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New research shows female sleep apnoea sufferers are going under the radar 27-06-2017
A new study suggesting that men and women are affected differently by sleep disorders could have a significant impact on the current Medical Benefits Scheme (MBS) review in relation to Medicare funding availability for sleep tests. The research co
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Coconut oil increases LDL cholesterol 26-06-2017
Coconut oil raises cholesterol just like other saturated fats do, warns the American Heart Foundation. The health benefits of coconut oil have been questioned, with US authorities warning it raises cholesterol in the same way as other saturated fa
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Brain training may reduce mental decline in old age 26-06-2017
Regular exercise is one of three factors that is likely to reduce the risk of dementia in old age, US experts say. A combination of exercise, controlling blood pressure and some form of brain training may reduce mental decline in old age and reduc
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Prenatal paracetamol use may impact masculinity in womb 23-06-2017
Women have been reminded to take caution when using pain relief in pregnancy, with new research suggesting prenatal paracetamol use may impact masculinity. Paracetamol use during pregnancy inhibits the development of 'male behaviour' in mi
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