Public Health
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Free vaccine rollout to protect newborns from virus AAP - 19-01-2025
Pregnant women will have free access to a vaccine to protect their newborns from the leading cause of hospitalisation for babies. Free vaccines against respiratory
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No quick fix after years of warnings over health system AAP - 17-01-2025
Queensland's health system is under fire after a scathing audit revealed systemic failures, with the nurses union saying they sounded the alarm for years.
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Row erupts as creaking health system poses serious risk AAP - 16-01-2025
Significant reform is needed to Queensland's health system with a fresh audit exposing critical issues in its infrastructure, cybersecurity and patient care.
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Queensland Health in crisis, new report reveals AAP - 15-01-2025
Queensland's health system is in need of urgent reform after years of systemic breakdowns across infrastructure, cybersecurity and patient care, a new audit has revealed.
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Bulk billing dips with GP care more complex and costly AAP - 14-01-2025
Fewer GP clinics than ever are taking on new bulk-billed patients, prompting calls to increase Medicare funding and stem the decline. Australia's bulk-billing
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New patients continue struggle to find bulk-billing GPs AAP - 13-01-2025
Fewer GP clinics than ever will take new bulk-billed customers and out-of-pocket charges continue to rise, in data labelled concerning but not surprising. Healthcare
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Hospital groups revealed for statewide health shake-up AAP - 10-01-2025
Network groupings for a state's 76 public health services have been unveiled but a cloud continues to hang over future funding levels. Health Minister Mary-Anne
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DIOSynVax Announces a new Advisory Board for NextGen Influenza Vaccines including Bird-Flu AAP - 09-01-2025
DIOSynVax, a clinical-stage biotechnology company at the forefront of developing innovative, broadly protective vaccines, built on the safety demonstrated by its "First
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'Sandwich carers' suffer poorer mental-physical health AAP - 07-01-2025
Parents juggling the responsibilities of caring for both ageing relatives and young children suffer from poorer mental and physical health over time, a British study shows.
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Powdered milk the 'whey' to go to meet fitness goals AAP - 05-01-2025
For years, fitness-obsessed Australians have been forking out big bucks for costly protein powders that promise to help them lose weight and retain muscle mass.
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More to do on Medicare and bulk-billing, Labor sayse AAP - 03-01-2025
Making it cheaper to see a doctor is expected to feature prominently in Labor's election pitch, with the federal health minister committed to strengthening Medicare before
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A new year, a new resolve: Aussies' 2025 resolutions AAP - 31-12-2024
Australians plan to be more frugal and trim down in 2025, but experts warn meaningful change will take sustained effort. Comparison website Finder surveyed
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Pharmaceutical giant sued over 'ineffective' cold drugs AAP - 22-12-2024
Sick customers who bought some cold and flu medications have been falsely assured their nasal congestion would be relieved, an Australian law firm alleges.
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Choc-a-block: Cadbury waste knocks out sewage plant AAP - 20-12-2024
People have been told not to swim at many of Hobart's beaches after industrial waste from a chocolate factory hobbled a sewage treatment plant. TasWater
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Call for rollout of vaccines after bacteria outbreak AAP - 17-12-2024
Cases of a life-threatening bacterial infection that can attack the lungs and brain have hit a 20-year high, prompting calls for the rollout of newer generation vaccines.
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Novo Nordisk to boost production with a new acquisition AAP - 15-12-2024
Danish pharma company Novo Nordisk, makers of weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy, plans to expand production based on a takeover of US health products manufacturer Catalent,
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A dream inspired by home realised for Indigenous doctor AAP - 15-12-2024
The journey to becoming a doctor has been a long one for Torres Strait Islander man T'kido Titasey. Born in Atherton, north Queensland and growing up on
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Billions in hospital funding 'won't fix broken system' AAP - 12-12-2024
A damning report on emergency healthcare illustrates an urgent need to improve both GP affordability and hospital funding, medical groups say. Data released
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NSW:One in four ED patients could have gone to their GP AAP - 11-12-2024
Close to a million people attending hospital emergency departments each year agree they could have been treated elsewhere, a new report suggests. The survey
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New vaccine facility a shot in the arm for Australians AAP - 05-12-2024
Australia will be at the top of the vaccine queue during future pandemics and first in line for the next generation of jabs targeting cancers, birth defects and other common
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