Aboriginal Health
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The disease impacting Indigenous kids' development AAP - 02-07-2025
Listening, speech and language skills are essential for children to thrive but for many Indigenous children, ear disease is impacting their ability to connect.
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Shining a light on trailblazers in Indigenous medicine AAP - 30-05-2025
Tatum Bond is one of those "lucky people" who truly loves her job. The Ngadjonji woman works in the emergency department at Cairns Base Hospital,
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New parents urged to 'make the call' on mental health AAP - 20-11-2024
The number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families seeking mental health support during pregnancy and within the first year of a child's birth has tripled, a
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How a call helped an Aboriginal mum find connection AAP - 18-08-2024
When her youngest child was nearly six, a phone call changed Rebecca Sogal's experience of motherhood. The Wiradjuri woman had left her family and community
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The mental health gap that's killing Aboriginal men AAP - 18-08-2024
Nathan Appo's father is his "best mate". But when his dad fell into depression, he felt shut out of his life. "He wasn't leaving his
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Indigenous woman makes history with speech therapy qualification Nicole Madigan - 28-06-2024
Having set her sights on addressing numerous healthcare challenges in the Northern Territory,Teegan Wattam has now become the first First Nations graduate to receive a Bachelor
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Reimagining Indigenous Healthcare: Dr. Paul Saunders' Educational Mission Rahima Saikal - 18-06-2024
Dr. Paul Saunders, a Biripi man, is a Western Sydney Aboriginal scholar. He holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) as well as a Master of Public Health
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Deadly Heart Trek works with community to eliminate RHD AAP - 01-04-2024
There's nothing funny about this topic, yet these children are filled with laughter as they learn about 'cheeky' at a pop-up clinic in Alice Springs.
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National spotlight shines on Indigenous health equality AAP - 16-03-2023
Indigenous people have experienced poor health outcomes for generations. Chronic disease, disability and mental health issues impact Aboriginal and Torres Strait
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Call for First Nations families to join landmark health study HealthTimes - 19-10-2021
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families are being urged to take part in a landmark research study to identify the strengths and risk factors they face in their health
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Vaccinations need to reach 90% of First Nations adults and teens to protect vulnerable communities HealthTimes - 21-09-2021
While some Australians are awaiting the nation reopening after lockdowns with hope and optimism, others are approaching
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First Nations people urgently need to get vaccinated, but aren't being consulted on the rollout plan HealthTimes - 14-07-2021
This year, just five cases of COVID-19 have
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'Take pride in it' - the extra, silent workload of an Aboriginal nurse Charlotte Mitchell - 13-07-2021
Despite the challenges and additional responsibility that comes with working as an Aboriginal nurse, Lesley Salem still reckons it is “the most exciting job on the face
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Study calls for changes to treatment for Indigenous mental health HealthTimes - 07-07-2021
A University of Queensland study is calling for changes to the way depression is treated in Indigenous communities in Australia. UQ Rural Clinical School researcher
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Disease 'surveillance network' to improve Indigenous health care HealthTimes - 06-07-2021
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will benefit from the expansion of a University of Queensland-led health project aimed at improving clinical care within primary
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Outreach program reducing 'horrific' suicide rate in First Nation communities Charlotte Mitchell - 10-06-2021
In January 2019, five indigenous girls aged between 12 and 15 years committed suicide. This was the catalyst for outreach worker and suicide prevention worker, Gerry Georgatos,
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Here's why the planned NDIS reforms are discriminatory HealthTimes - 11-05-2021
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is one of the greatest human services reforms in Australia’s history,
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Study shows that smoking kills many Indigenous AAP - 25-01-2021
Smoking has killed at least 10,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians in the last decade, an Australian National University study shows.
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Family violence research helps in closing the gap Health Times - 15-12-2020
A new report has found drivers that mitigate experiences of violence for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Researchers from The Australian National
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