Public Health
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Doctor accused of toilet filming wins fresh bail bid AAP - 24-08-2025
A junior doctor accused of secretly filming hundreds of hospital staff has been been bailed after a judge found his time on remand could be longer than any ultimate sentence.
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Details of review into IVF bungle to remain a secret AAP - 21-08-2025
An independent review into two embryo mix-ups at a leading IVF clinic has found human error and technology limitations were to blame, but the details will remain a secret.
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Doctor pleads guilty to drunken high-speed fatal crash AAP - 21-08-2025
A doctor who killed a young woman in a high-speed crash while almost four times over the legal alcohol limit has pleaded guilty. Perth obstetrician Rhys Henry
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Q fever and clot undiagnosed before meat worker's death AAP - 20-08-2025
A rural health service and a doctor have offered their condolences to the family of an Indigenous man who died after a blood clot likely linked to Q fever went undiagnosed.
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Biotech giant to slash 3000 jobs, spin-off vaccine arm AAP - 19-08-2025
Australian pharmaceutical giant CSL will cut as many as 3000 jobs and spin-off its flu vaccine arm into a separate business in a bid to shave $500 million from its bottom
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Mini hearts to save cancer survivors from heart disease AAP - 18-08-2025
Breast cancer survivors at risk of severe heart disease due to chemotherapy and other treatments could benefit from a new drug to protect them from cardiovascular illness.
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Prize shines light on top Aussie women in STEM research AAP - 18-08-2025
Women working in science, technology, engineering or mathematics sectors are being encouraged to apply for a world-first prize for emerging researchers. The
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Shane Warne heart tests bowl up 'bittersweet' results AAP - 17-08-2025
Shane Warne was a master at putting rival batsmen under the pump and Australians' hearts are facing similar strain. The late king-of-spin died, aged 52,
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Weekend vices linked to severity of sleep disorder AAP - 15-08-2025
Late nights, drinking alcohol and smoking on weekends could be triggering a concerning sleep health phenomenon called social apnea, researchers say. Social
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Poor effort, one-star: experts pan health rating uptake AAP - 15-08-2025
Consumers are stilling having to digest complex nutrition tables when shopping as brands thumb their nose at voluntary health star labels. Dietitians and other
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Aged care food must give residents 'appetite for life' AAP - 15-08-2025
Delicious food can nourish older Australians' zest for life, but meals in aged care are often an afterthought, a culinary doyenne says. Aged care homes
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Body image concerns as teens seek health advice online AAP - 14-08-2025
Teenagers risk being exposed to misinformation and harmful body image content as they turn to social media for health information. Research published by The
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Patient's heartbreaking final words before death AAP - 14-08-2025
"I want to go home." These were the last words spoken to a father by a young woman who died within hours of anaesthetic complications as she prepared
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Illicit drugs drive state's decade-high overdose deaths AAP - 14-08-2025
Illegal drugs have fuelled an alarming rise in overdose deaths as one state records its highest number of fatalities in 10 years. There were 584 fatal drug
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Sleep Health Week: Researchers Recruiting Now for CBD Insomnia Trial AAP - 13-08-2025
During Sleep Health Week (11-15 August 2025), Australians living with insomnia are reminded that a new treatment is on the horizon – with clinical trial sites actively
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Ancient ritual could help common sleep disorder AAP - 13-08-2025
An ancient ritual that involves blowing into a large shell could tackle the symptoms of a common sleep disorder, a study suggests. The practice of conch blowing,
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Swimmer reflects on shock discovery before major event AAP - 12-08-2025
Feeling helpless as a growing number of friends were diagnosed with cancer, Kim Wellington organised an open water swim to raise money for life-saving research.
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Pill helps patients shed 12 per cent of body weight AAP - 11-08-2025
Eli Lilly says its experimental GLP-1 pill helped patients lose 12.4 per cent of their body weight after 72 weeks in a late-stage study. Unlike injectable obesity
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Over half of US calories are from ultra-processed foods AAP - 10-08-2025
Most Americans get more than half their calories from ultra-processed foods, those super-tasty, energy-dense foods typically full of sugar, salt and unhealthy fats, according
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Millions struggle to afford personal hygiene products AAP - 05-08-2025
Millions of Australians could be living in hygiene poverty, with many struggling to afford basic items such as soap, toothpaste and deodorant. About one in
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