Public Health
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Major project workers at risk from cancer-causing dust AAP - 27-11-2024
Workers responsible for major transport projects might have been exposed to unsafe levels of cancer-causing dust, which has already prompted a nationwide ban on engineered
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Scorching spring finish brings hottest temps in years AAP - 26-11-2024
Parts of Australia are heading for their hottest November temperatures in four years as a spring heatwave sends the mercury soaring towards 40C. Warnings have
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Patients to pay as hospitals axe health-insurer deals AAP - 22-11-2024
Millions of patients could end up paying more as a feud between insurance funds and a company operating dozens of private hospitals escalates. The termination
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Thousands of vapes seized as tougher penalties set AAP - 19-11-2024
A vendor selling an illegal vape could face up to seven years in prison or a million dollar fine as the NSW government cracks down on supply of the products.
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Trump picks vax-sceptic RFK Jr to head US health dept AAP - 15-11-2024
US President-elect Donald Trump has selected Robert F Kennedy Jr, an environmental activist who has spread misinformation on vaccines, to lead the Department of Health and
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Clinicians to heed parents after toddler's cancer death AAP - 06-11-2024
How clinicians at a Perth public hospital respond to parents' concerns about their children will be overhauled following the death of a toddler from undiagnosed blood
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Millions for treatment clinics as drug summit continues AAP - 04-11-2024
More support to treat people struggling with alcohol and other drugs has been announced ahead of a second regional forum gathering perspectives on drug use and responses.
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Patients languishing in emergency departments AAP - 01-11-2024
More than a quarter of Victorians seeking medical treatment in emergency departments are unlikely to be treated within recommended time frames. The findings
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Pollution problem: the issue making kids sick at school AAP - 31-10-2024
Children are being exposed to toxic air pollution that could leave them at heightened risks of poor health, with one in six capital city schools and childcare centres located
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Ancient variant clue to Indigenous respiratory illness AAP - 30-10-2024
A breakthrough discovery has revealed an ancient gene variant influencing immune defences among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The ancient variant
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Imaging technique offers hope for brain cancer patients AAP - 29-10-2024
Treatment for some aggressive brain cancer patients could be "revolutionised" after scientists found a new way to find out who may benefit from immunotherapy cancer
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Caring young Aussies paying an educational price AAP - 29-10-2024
Many young Australians are caring for people with long-term health conditions and could be hurting their educational prospects as a result. Australian National
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Concerned optimist or sceptic: choose a role mid-crisis AAP - 27-10-2024
TAKING A ROLE IN OUR WORLD: * The world has reached a tipping point, where more people care about and want action to protect the planet than those who do not,
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Feeling climate dread? Nature may be the best medicine AAP - 27-10-2024
A glossy black cockatoo struts along a tree branch, chirping and preening as he flicks his red tail to impress a female in a dramatic courtship ritual. Environment
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Reducing child, teen obesity can save $7b health costs AAP - 23-10-2024
Reducing childhood and teenage obesity could save more than $7 billion in lifetime costs, but decision makers are prioritising short-term solutions over long-term strategies,
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Parents, carers shielded from 'shady' baby formula ads AAP - 22-10-2024
Anxious new parents and carers will be protected from being "preyed on" by baby formula manufacturers using "shady" and "irresponsible" marketing
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Forever chemical water standards 'very conservative' AAP - 21-10-2024
National drinking water guidelines for potential cancer-causing chemicals are set to be tightened after increasing discoveries of PFAS in water sources. Draft
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UK minister says kids' tooth decay levels 'Dickensian' AAP - 16-10-2024
Tooth decay issues among young children in England are "truly Dickensian," a minister says as he warns there is no overnight fix for dentistry in the United Kingdom.
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'Wonderful move': foreign GPs fast-tracked to plug gap AAP - 15-10-2024
Overseas doctors will be able to treat Australian patients sooner as a shortage of general practitioners causes wait times to blow out. Qualified medical specialists
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Health insurance 'robbery' to end with mandate to pay AAP - 15-10-2024
Major private insurers are "robbing" the public health system while recording huge profits, the NSW treasurer says, as he ups the ante to force full payment of hospital
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