Public Health
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Scottish MPs reject euthanasia bill for terminally ill AAP - 20-03-2026
Scotland's Parliament has rejected legislation that would have made Scotland the first part of the United Kingdom to allow terminally ill adults to end their lives.
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Diet rich in veg and berries 'could slow brain ageing' AAP - 20-03-2026
A Mediterranean diet rich in vegetables, berries, nuts and olive oil could slow down brain ageing, according to a long-term study. Experts found an effect across
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UK bids to contain meningitis outbreak after two deaths AAP - 19-03-2026
Five new cases of meningitis have been found in Kent in southeast England, taking the total to 20 in what has been called an "unprecedented" outbreak that
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Scientists make Parkinson's drug from plastic bottles AAP - 18-03-2026
Scientists have discovered a way of making a drug for Parkinson's disease from used plastic bottles, saying it shows how waste materials can be "reimagined as valuable
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'Gaslit': government under fire over algal bloom claims AAP - 18-03-2026
A government has been accused of "gaslighting" the public over a harmful algal bloom ahead of a state election, sparking calls for an inquiry. South
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Medicinal cannabis concerns half-baked, advocates say AAP - 18-03-2026
Calls to scrap medicinal cannabis for mental health treatment are premature, advocates say, as an Australian study casts doubt on the drug's effectiveness.
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Government to pay $125m for COVID business settlement AAP - 16-03-2026
Businesses impacted by one of the world's longest COVID-19 lockdowns will receive $125 million from taxpayers after a state government agreed to settle the matter.
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No to the pushback: global spotlight on gender equality AAP - 15-03-2026
Australia's work towards gender equality is being watched closely by other nations as women and girls around the world face a rollback of hard-won rights.
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Australia's famous flying doctors more needed than ever AAP - 15-03-2026
Rachel Crozier would need to travel to the nearest city, 400km away, to access the healthcare she and her family need if it wasn't for vital help. The childcare
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WHO chief says 12 medics dead in strike on Lebanon AAP - 15-03-2026
Twelve doctors, paramedics and nurses have been killed in a strike on a primary healthcare centre in Lebanon, the head of the World Health Organisation says.
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Foreign owner apologises for Optus triple-zero failures AAP - 13-03-2026
The Singaporean parent company of Optus is "deeply sorry" for the fatal triple-zero outage, but has deflected questions on foreign ownership of critical infrastructure.
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VIC:Tech, education could help prevent fatal crash repeat AAP - 13-03-2026
Automated technology, clearer guidelines for health professionals and compact messaging similar to cigarette plain packaging have been cited as measures that could prevent
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Biotech shares plunge after lung cancer drug's failure AAP - 13-03-2026
Shares in an leading ASX-listed biotech have lost nearly all of their value after its lead drug candidate failed as a lung cancer treatment. Immutep shares
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Pierre Fabre Laboratories is exploring the potential of Artificial Intelligence to launch a new gene AAP - 12-03-2026
From 100 to 600 patients: to support patients suffering from acne, Avène, Pierre Fabre Laboratories' leading brand, is strengthening the robustness of its clinical
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Telco's parent company faces triple-zero outage probe AAP - 12-03-2026
Singtel board director Gail Kelly is expected to face a grilling at a parliamentary inquiry into Optus' fatal triple-zero outage. The September 18 outage,
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'Cycle of crisis': emergency departments' stress grows AAP - 12-03-2026
Sick patients are facing record waiting times in public hospital emergency departments, with data showing performance has slumped to its worst level on record.
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Australian Healthcare Organisations Haven't Advanced Beyond AI Pilots, Appian Research Finds HealthTimes - 11-03-2026
SYDNEY, March 4, 2026: New research from Appian (Nasdaq: APPN) highlights the slow introduction of AI into the healthcare sector in Australia, with very few of the people
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Record numbers quit emergency depts without full care AAP - 11-03-2026
Record numbers of emergency department patients are leaving hospital without finishing treatment, a survey of health data reveals. More than 79,000 patients
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Gender equality efforts 'eroded' by tech-based abuse AAP - 11-03-2026
Tech-facilitated abuse and harassment has become normalised among young people, with advocates calling for better education to ensure people understand it's a crime.
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Fine for nursing home after residents died during COVID AAP - 11-03-2026
A nursing home where almost half of its residents died after contracting COVID-19 during the height of the pandemic has been convicted and fined over five years after the
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