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Clinical Nurse WA Country Health Service – Midwest Region - Geraldton. Gascoyne And Midwest 26-06-2017
Carnarvon Hospital seeking to appoint Clinical Nurses at various hours to be discussed with the mana
Director of Nursing Austra Health - 23-06-2017
Seeking a Director of Nursing for a Private Day Surgery based in North Sydney. Other Information: Co
Job Ref: 626149 - Mental Health Clinical Nurse – ICP SA Health - Whyalla And Eyre Peninsula 23-06-2017
You will provide community mental health services to individuals, families and groups in the Whyalla
NURSE HOME VISITOR Central Australian Aboriginal Congress - Alice Springs & Central Australia 22-06-2017
Competitive salaries.Six (6) weeks' annual leave. 9.5% superannuation. Generous salary packaging. A

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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

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

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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Coconut oil increases LDL cholesterol 23-06-2017
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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Researchers discover rare disease in Australia 22-06-2017
A rare infectious disease thought to be non-existent in the southern hemisphere has been discovered in Australia by researchers from the University of Sydney. Tularemia is a highly infectious and potentially deadly disease caused by the bacterium
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First step towards better care for chronic conditions 22-06-2017
People living with multiple chronic conditions will be better able to navigate the health system and manage their own health through a $1 million CareFirst trial funded by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network (NWMPHN). CareFirst will be
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Patient preferences, region linked to bowel cancer survival 22-06-2017
Regional, rural and remote bowel cancer patients experience poorer survival rates and less optimal clinical management than those living in metro areas, new research by Cancer Council Queensland and USQ has found. The study, published in BMC Cance
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ANU provides Australia-first doctors' workshop on medicinal cannabis 22-06-2017
A drugs expert from The Australian National University (ANU) is running an Australia-first workshop on medicinal cannabis for doctors in Melbourne today. Some patients in Australia can legally take the drug, but it is not approved by the Therapeut
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New solutions for dementia care in the home 22-06-2017
A new program coming to South Australia and NSW will focus on improving the wellbeing of people living with dementia at home by giving them and their caregivers more solutions to daily challenges. The COPE (Care of People with Dementia in their En
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Autism expert urges community to consider the benefits children with ASD bring to the classroom 22-06-2017
Professor Vicki Bitsika, Director for the national Centre for Autism Spectrum Disorder (CASD) at Bond University said the comments made yesterday by One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson on withdrawing children with autism from mainstream schools, had inf
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Restraint and observation practices at NSW opened for public feedback 22-06-2017
A review of seclusion, restraint and observation practices at NSW Health facilities has opened for public feedback, to be followed by community consultations. Public comment is being sought on seclusion, restraint and observation practices at NSW
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