Public Health
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Sniffer dogs deployed as pill testing trial begins AAP - 02-03-2025
Festival goers using NSW's first pill testing service won't be subjected to sniffer dog searches but that doesn't apply to people on their way to have their substances
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Careers, education casualties of domestic violence AAP - 28-02-2025
Domestic violence must be recognised as a workplace and university issue, with victim-survivors experiencing a lifetime drop in earnings, employment and education.
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Private health premiums to rise as hospitals cry poor AAP - 27-02-2025
Millions of Australians will soon be paying more for private health cover following the approval of premium increases for insurers, who say the rise is as low as they can
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Stolen IVF patients' personal data shared on dark web AAP - 27-02-2025
IVF patients' personal information stolen in a cyber security breach has been published on the dark web. An investigation following the February 14 cyber
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Smokers' death risk spiked for 23 common causes AAP - 26-02-2025
It kills dozens of Australians every day and now smoking has been linked to increased chances of dying from 23 common causes. Researchers from The Australian
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Emergency doctors raise alarm on escalating crisis AAP - 25-02-2025
Punching, kicking, spitting, biting, verbal abuse and threats - physical violence against emergency doctors is pushing them to "breaking point".
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Biggest investment in Medicare in more than 40 years AAP - 24-02-2025
Australians will have access to an extra 18 million bulk-billed general practitioner visits a year as part of a major election pledge from the federal government.
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Controversial hospital on notice after toddler's death AAP - 24-02-2025
The family of a toddler who died in hospital after critical failings in care were "catastrophically let down" by its operator, prompting a pledge to overhaul systems
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Vaccine critic Kennedy clinches top US health job AAP - 17-02-2025
Robert F Kennedy Jr, a vaccine critic who has pledged to tackle chronic disease, has been named US Health Secretary after overcoming resistance from the medical establishment
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Doctors fear health fallout from nuclear energy plans AAP - 12-02-2025
Doctors have warned of no "safe" level of radiation from a proposed network of nuclear reactors as battlelines are drawn for the federal election.
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Reason 'lazy' teens can't get up for school revealed AAP - 12-02-2025
Laziness may not be behind Australian teenagers' chronic sleepiness despite one-third of a parents believing the myth. Research by The Royal Children's
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US health clinics grapple with federal funding squeeze AAP - 10-02-2025
President Donald Trump's executive orders have begun to disrupt patient care in the United States, as some providers cannot access essential federal funding, according
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Harvest celebrates native grains in community hands AAP - 09-02-2025
Gathering native grains in the northwest of NSW has become an annual festival, a space to yarn, and a chance to bring community together with university researchers.
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WHO proposes budget cut after US exit, defends its work AAP - 04-02-2025
World Health Organization member states will discuss cutting part of its budget by $US400 million ($A651 million) in light of President Trump's move to withdraw the United
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Puberty blockers and trans kids' care to be reviewed AAP - 02-02-2025
Australia's peak medical body will review the health care provided to transgender and gender-diverse children as the federal government attempts to stall the banning of
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Trump pick RFK rejects 'anti-vaccine' label in hearing AAP - 30-01-2025
Robert F Kennedy Jr, President Donald Trump's pick to lead the top US health agency, has come under attack for his views on vaccines at a contentious Senate confirmation
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Young trans patients denied hormone therapy amid probe AAP - 29-01-2025
A landmark decision to block hormone therapies for young trans patients will cause "immeasurable trauma", critics warn. Queensland's Liberal National
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WHO chief urges end to attacks on Sudan health services AAP - 27-01-2025
The head of the World Health Organization has called for an end to attacks on health workers and facilities in Sudan after a drone attack on a hospital killed more than 70
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Only person with a functioning pig organ is thriving AAP - 26-01-2025
An Alabama woman has passed a major milestone to become the longest living recipient of a pig organ transplant – healthy and full of energy with her new kidney for 61
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Wards shut as fears mount for mass psychiatrist walkout AAP - 22-01-2025
Wards have closed and hospitals are gearing up for the mental health crisis to worsen as public psychiatrist resignations begin trickling in. Almost two-thirds
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