Diseases
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AIDS experts urge shift in HIV treatment AAP - 20-07-2015
AIDS experts are hoping a global conference in Vancouver will lead to changes in the way the world treats HIV. AIDS researchers have called
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Cholera kills at least 18 in South Sudan AAP - 24-06-2015
South Sudan's health ministry has confirmed 18 people have died following an outbreak of cholera. At least 18 people have died of cholera
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South Korea reports seventh MERS death AAP - 09-06-2015
There's mounting public concern as South Korea has recorded its seventh death from Middle East Respiratory Syndrome virus. South Korea
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Cerebral palsy gene link firms AAP - 02-06-2015
A University of Adelaide team has found further evidence to suggest genetics plays a bigger role than previously thought in cerebral palsy.
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South Korea reports seven MERS cases AAP - 29-05-2015
The total number of MERS virus infections in South Korea has risen to seven, officials say. South Korean officials say they have confirmed
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Study supports early HIV treatment AAP - 28-05-2015
Everyone with HIV infection should receive immediate, not deferred, treatment, say researchers after significant interim trial results. The
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Families outraged at health program axing AAP - 27-05-2015
Labor is calling on the government not to end a program that helps families pay for expensive food needed by children with a rare metabolic disease.
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Qld paramedic in hospital with measles AAP - 20-05-2015
A 32-year-old Queensland paramedic is in a serious condition in hospital after contracting measles. A Queensland paramedic who has contracted measles worked
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Drug combo for people with cystic fibrosis AAP - 18-05-2015
A combination of two drugs has been used to treat the most common form of cystic fibrosis, with researchers optimistic about the trials. A combination of two
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Qld Ross River virus outbreak in decline AAP - 13-05-2015
Queensland has had its highest number of Ross River virus cases in 20 years but the outbreak is now in decline. The worst Ross River virus outbreak in Queensland
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Drug-resistant typhoid epidemic in Africa AAP - 12-05-2015
Drug-resistant typhoid has become epidemic in Africa, according to a new study which examined bacteria from 63 countries. Drug-resistant typhoid has become
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WHO draws up plan to eradicate Ebolac AAP - 29-04-2015
The World Health Organisation has unveiled a plan to eradicate the deadly Ebola virus, aiming to identify and isolate the dwindling number of new cases by the end of May.
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Eczema cream gives hope in MS fight AAP - 21-04-2015
Eczema cream gives hope in MS fight Scientists believe two drugs used to treat common skin conditions could be key to breakthrough treatment for multiple sclerosis.[subscribe]
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Malaria breath test breakthrough AAP - 21-04-2015
Australian scientists have discovered that malaria can be detected in the breath, paving the way for a simple and cheap test for the disease.
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Childhood stolen by juvenile arthritis AAP - 05-06-2015
Anni Grindrod was stricken with arthritis when she eight years old. She is one of 6000 Australians whose childhoods are blighted by the disease.
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Researchers identify motor neurone genes AAP - 17-03-2015
Australian researcher have identified gene variants that are “promising candidates” for playing a role in the development of motor neurone disease.
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Billions needed to fight tropical diseases: WHO AAP - 19-02-2015
The World Health Organisation has urged countries to invest billions of dollars to tackle 17 neglected tropical diseases - including dengue fever, leprosy and sleeping sickness
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Aussies to test potential Hep B cure AAP - 16-12-2014
Melbourne researchers will trial a potential cure for hepatitis B on 50 patients from Australia and New Zealand. Fifty people with hepatitis
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Class of HIV drugs could prevent blindness AAP - 28-11-2014
A class of drugs developed to treat HIV could be useful in treating age-related macular degeneration, a disease that leads to progressive loss of vision.
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Tropical fish helps TB researchers AAP - 25-11-2014
The transparent zebrafish develops the tuberculosis bug in the same way humans do and may help researchers develop new ways to treat the disease.
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