Medical research
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Some paracetamol have 'hidden' salt AAP - 24-02-2022
"Hidden" salt in some types of paracetamol has been linked to an increased risk of heart disease and death in a large new study. Thanks to safety
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Very small AZ jab blood clot risk AAP - 25-02-2022
A large study into rare blood clots linked with AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine has found between just one and three cases per million, and only after the first dose, shedding
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One in four Aussie workers have tinnitus AAP - 13-02-2022
It may not be surprising that working on a hazardously noisy construction site or farm or industrial workshop can increase the chances of developing tinnitus.
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Program to address Indigenous sleep health AAP - 08-02-2022
Scientists are hoping to improve sleep health among Indigenous Australians after new research found they are far more likely to experience unhealthy slumber.
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New research sheds light on kids' coughs AAP - 03-02-2022
Children who experience a nasty and persistent wet cough may be affected by an antibiotic-resistant slime, new research suggests. Some kids with stubborn coughs
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Researchers find new way to treat listeria AAP - 25-01-2022
Researchers have found another way to fight listeria infections that can cause severe illness in pregnant women and people with immune deficiencies. The team
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Vitamin D won't increase life expectancy AAP - 25-01-2022
Monthly vitamin D supplements won't increase life expectancy for older Australians, a study has found. However, results from the QIMR Berghofer Medical
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Immune profile discovered for long COVID AAP - 15-01-2022
Symptoms of long COVID have been found to last at least eight months following infection after a new study identified its immune profile to help tailor treatment.
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Research to target heart disease, diabetes AAP - 15-01-2022
Two new medical research centres will be established via $20 million in federal government funding. Cardiovascular disease and diabetes will both be targeted,
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Rare disease research gets extra funding AAP - 09-01-2022
The Morrison government is providing $63.4 million in funding for research into some some of the world's rarest forms of cancer and disease. The funding
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WHO sees more evidence Omicron is milder AAP - 05-01-2022
More evidence is emerging that the Omicron coronavirus variant is affecting the upper respiratory tract, causing milder symptoms than previous variants, a World Health Organisation
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Omicron may enhance Delta immunity AAP - 29-12-2021
Research by South African scientists suggests that Omicron infection enhances neutralising immunity against the Delta variant of the coronavirus. The study,
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Mutating kidney gene linked to disease AAP - 22-12-2021
Australian scientists have found a gene in the human body that mutates in some people and accelerates kidney disease. Kidney disease impacts 1.7 million Australians
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Space study to aid longer, healthier lives AAP - 20-12-2021
Tiny human muscle cells will be blasted into space in an experiment which could help people live longer, healthier lives. The experiment, called MicroAge, is
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Omicron 'less effective attacking lungs' AAP - 20-12-2021
UK research has found Omicron might be less efficient at attacking the lungs than earlier COVID-19 variants. The Cambridge Institute of Therapeutic Immunology
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Australia mRNA vaccine capacity steps up AAP - 14-12-2021
Victorian scientists are hoping to fine-tune Australia's first mRNA vaccine by the first quarter of 2022. Researchers at Monash University developed the
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Australia leading stroke recovery research AAP - 12-12-2021
More than 445,000 Australians are currently living with the effects of a stroke while an estimated one in four people will suffer one during their lifetime.
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Thyroid cancer greater risk for obese men AAP - 11-12-2021
Current obesity levels will explain 10,000 cases of thyroid cancer in the next 10 years and most of those will be men, a new Australian study shows. Being overweight
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Youth fear COVID, climate and inequality AAP - 01-12-2021
Nearly 70 per cent of young gender diverse Aussies feel they have been unfairly treated in this past year, highlighting an urgent need for support, Mission Australia's
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Scientists developing 'exercise' in a pill AAP - 01-12-2021
Australian scientists are attempting to make a pill containing many of the benefits of exercise. But it won't be medicine for lazy couch potatoes.[subscribe]
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