Public Health
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Hospital probe backs up calls by grieving parents AAP - 21-04-2025
A scathing report into a hospital where two children died waiting for treatment has prompted fresh calls for a state government to intervene. A NSW auditor-general
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Scandal-prone hospital slammed in report after deaths AAP - 17-04-2025
Private operator Healthscope, which runs Sydney's Northern Beaches Hospital, has been linked to a number of high-profile deaths. WHAT THE AUDITOR-GENERAL'S
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Global pact to shore up world's future pandemic defence AAP - 17-04-2025
Members of the World Health Organisation have reached an agreement to prepare the world for future pandemics after more than three years of negotiations, the organisation
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Woman gives birth to stranger's baby after IVF bungle AAP - 11-04-2025
A woman has given birth to another person's baby after their fertility care provider mixed up their embryos. Monash IVF, which operates across Australia,
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Tired doctors cannot 'switch off' from saving patients AAP - 09-04-2025
Saving lives has become harder amid a mass walkout of doctors who have been driven to breaking point as public hospitals struggle with millions of patients.
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Australians enlisted to help flush out hidden dunnies AAP - 06-04-2025
Pining for a pee? Desperate for a deuce? Everyone experiences an urgent need when nature calls, but finding the nearest dunny can be a challenge. For those
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Teenage ailments linked to poor diets and bad habits AAP - 04-04-2025
While Timothy To was navigating the pressures of teenage life in high school, he had an added burden at home. With the adults in his life working, the then
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Falling vaccination rate risks horror flu season AAP - 03-04-2025
Vaccine uptake among Australians has been lower than previous years ahead of the flu season, with misinformation spreading online and pandemic fatigue also putting people
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Alcohol risk ad blitz aims to stop overseas tragedies AAP - 25-03-2025
An ad blitz warning of the risks of overseas alcohol hopes to prevent tragedies like the one which killed two teenage best friends. The advertising campaign,
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The 'disease of the elderly' afflicting Aussie kids AAP - 23-03-2025
Before her then-four-year-old daughter's diagnosis, Arti Brown held a common perception that arthritis was a condition reserved for the elderly. "I
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Chronic patients get most relief in medicine cost cut AAP - 21-03-2025
Australians with chronic conditions could save more than $80 a year as plans to cut prescription medicine costs receive bipartisan support. But threats from
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Hundreds of medicines to cost less in $689m plan AAP - 20-03-2025
PATIENTS' PRESCRIPTION COSTS CAPPED UNDER LABOR PLAN * Australians buying prescription medicines listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme will pay no
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Indigenous medicos nursing First Peoples back to health AAP - 20-03-2025
Lila Pigliafiori knows the power of having an Indigenous healthcare provider in community. Her mother was a nurse and Aboriginal health worker, and also inspiration
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WHO starts slimming down in response to US cuts AAP - 12-03-2025
The World Health Organisation has begun a process of fixing new priorities and announced a one-year limit on staff contracts, an internal memo shows, as it aims to make the
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China targets obesity as half of all adults overweight AAP - 10-03-2025
The Chinese government is aiming to tackle obesity among its population of 1.4 billion, including the more than 50 per cent of adults who are overweight. Some
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US measles outbreak now in the hundreds of cases AAP - 09-03-2025
A historic measles outbreak in West Texas is just short of 200 cases, Texas state health officials say while the number of cases in neighbouring New Mexico has tripled to
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Health alert as mosquito virus spreads in three states AAP - 05-03-2025
A deadly mosquito-borne virus is spreading across three states, with a second confirmed case identified in Victoria. Japanese encephalitis has infected a second
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HIV risk for clients of cosmetic clinic using vet gear AAP - 05-03-2025
Clients of a beauty clinic are being urged to test for serious blood-borne viruses including HIV after health officials uncovered the use of vet equipment and other alleged
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'Monumental social failure': global obesity rates soar AAP - 04-03-2025
Rates of obesity and overweight are spiralling due to a "monumental societal failure" to tackle the problem, with more than half of adults and almost a third of
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Medicare clinics vow: 20 minute drive or less from care AAP - 03-03-2025
Most Australians could be living within 20 minutes of a bulk billing urgent care clinic, under a federal Labor pre-election promise. The government has vowed
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