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Speech Therapist - Mildura RWAV - Mildura And Murray 21-02-2020
Award-winning community health service seeks passionate Speech Therapist keen to make a difference i
Occupational Therapist - Mildura RWAV - Mildura And Murray 21-02-2020
New grad and Grade 2 opportunity in community health. Offering great support, benefits, relocation,
Team Leader (Mental Health Program) Employment Office - 21-02-2020
Supervise & monitor a team of staff working in rural and remote areas. Extensive travel throughout t
Speech Pathologists (Experienced or Graduates) Employment Office - 21-02-2020
All experience levels are welcome to apply, from recent graduates to well-established clinical profe

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Rare disease new action plan is being funded by federal government 26-02-2020

Improving early detection and treatment of rare diseases is the focus of a new plan being funded by the federal government. When Kane Blackman's son started experiencing severe symptoms of an unknown condition, he was told his child was delaye

I'm taking glucosamine for my arthritis. So what's behind the new advice to stop? 26-02-2020

The Australian Rheumatology Association this week warned people not to take the supplement glucosamine for their osteoarthritis due to possible allergic side-effects. What’s the evidence behind this latest advice? And do you rea

Rare disease new action plan is being funded by federal government 26-02-2020
Improving early detection and treatment of rare diseases is the focus of a new plan being funded by the federal government. When Kane Blackman's son started experiencing severe symptoms of an unknown condition, he was told his child was delaye
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I'm taking glucosamine for my arthritis. So what's behind the new advice to stop? 26-02-2020
The Australian Rheumatology Association this week warned people not to take the supplement glucosamine for their osteoarthritis due to possible allergic side-effects. What’s the evidence behind this latest advice? And do you rea
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How aged care is failing LGBTIplus people 26-02-2020
Older lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI+) people fear discrimination, exclusion and isolation in Australia’s aged care services, we found in our research. With an ageing cohort of LGBTI+ people needing to access,
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I think my child has outgrown their food allergy. How can I be sure? 26-02-2020
Some children grow out of their food allergies, but researchers don’t exactly know why. Here’s how to work with your allergy specialist if you suspect your child isn’t allergic any more. Who’s more likely to gr
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Social norms stop Ethiopian girls from making safe choices about pregnancy 26-02-2020
Despite progress in reducing the rate of adolescent pregnancy, more than 16 million adolescent girls globally become parents each year. According to the World Health Organisation, 90% of these young mothers live in the global South. Girls in
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The FODMAP diet is everywhere, but researchers warn it's not for weight loss 26-02-2020
The FODMAP diet is used to help manage irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), but it’s becoming more popular. Now bloggers and so-called health gurus have jumped on board, claiming it can treat everything from acne to weight loss. While it wo
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Women in mental health wards need better protection from sexual 26-02-2020
Mental health inpatient units should be safe and healing places. But we’ve found women staying in these units are being threatened, harassed and sexually and physically assaulted by men. These are mostly men also staying on the ward, b
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Categorising people into low, moderate or high risk should be 'abandoned' 26-02-2020
NEARLY EVERYONE IS AT LIFETIME RISK OF STROKE, CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND OTHER MAJOR NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES. Professor of Epidemiology and Neurology at Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Valery Feigin, says clinicians often seek threshold
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Alcohol too easy for minors to buy online 25-02-2020
Tougher laws for online alcohol sales are needed to prevent under-18s and people with an alcohol dependency from buying liquor at the touch of a button, UNSW public health researchers say. Buying liquor online is just too easy, new UNSW Sydney res
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Australia's chief medical officer has warned that coronavirus vaccine is a long way off 24-02-2020
A group of Australians evacuated from China are being released from a Darwin camp, as the number of coronavirus cases among cruise ship evacuees rises. Australia's chief medical officer has warned there is no realistic prospect of a vaccine to
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