Public Health
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Warnings Australian food at risk under corporate voices AAP - 08-12-2025
Australians' diets could worsen if corporate interests are allowed to dominate food policy, experts warn. The newly appointed National Food Council will
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UK trials prostate treatment with less side effects AAP - 07-12-2025
A groundbreaking trial for a prostate cancer treatment with fewer side-effects has launched in the UK. Backed by the National Institute for Health and Care
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Doctors take jab at 'shady tactics' of health insurers AAP - 07-12-2025
Australians need better protection from rising private health insurance premiums, narrowing coverage and shady tactics, doctors warn. The Australian Medical
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Female GPs not immune to chronic gender pay gap malady AAP - 05-12-2025
Female general practitioners in Australia are earning less than male colleagues, with the pay gap driven by a rebate structure that favours shorter consultations.
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Fresh attempt to grow state's organ donor registrations AAP - 04-12-2025
People applying for a new driver's licence in one state will be asked about organ donation, as part of a push to increase donor registrations. Only 23 per
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Teens shun sun protection for tans despite cancer risks AAP - 03-12-2025
Maya Mackey knows how to take care of her skin. She has always been aware of sun safety. Slip, slop and slapping when outdoors, no matter the season.[subscribe]
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Thirty-three die of mosquito borne illnesses in Cuba AAP - 02-12-2025
Cuba has confirmed the deaths of 33 people from mosquito-borne illnesses in recent months in an epidemic that has hit at least one-third of the population.
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US announces zero tariff pharmaceutical deal with UK AAP - 02-12-2025
The United States and the United Kingdom have announced a deal to secure zero tariffs on UK pharmaceutical products and medical technology in return for the UK spending more
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More care for utes than health: rural men's harsh truth AAP - 30-11-2025
Tanvir Kapoor thinks some young men in rural areas take better care of their utes than their bodies. "There is a perception about toughing it out, or 'she'll
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How one 'widowmaker' survivor is helping heart science AAP - 30-11-2025
Warren Williams had no warning his heart was about to stop. A champion masters runner revered for his fitness, the then-59-year-old was powering up a hill he
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Embryo bungle earns IVF giant new licence conditions AAP - 28-11-2025
Licence conditions have been placed on an IVF giant's clinics in one state following bungles that sparked nationwide debate. A patient at a Monash IVF laboratory
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Australia steps up to help tackle Pacific HIV epidemic AAP - 27-11-2025
Australia is stepping up to fill in aid gaps as the world's fastest-growing HIV epidemic threatens to overwhelm health systems across the Pacific. The federal
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'Invisible' cancer patients finally brought into focus AAP - 27-11-2025
The number of Australians living with incurable breast cancer is almost double what has been previously estimated, with thousands of mostly female patients invisible to health
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Cancer researcher honoured as pioneer for women in STEM AAP - 26-11-2025
A melanoma researcher and oncologist has won the inaugural young women in science prize for her groundbreaking contributions to cancer treatment and care. Melanoma
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Private health firm jabs insurers not paying fair share AAP - 25-11-2025
Australia's biggest private hospital operator has singled out health insurers for not paying their "fair share" for client services. Ramsay Health
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Private hospital firm says some don't 'pay fair share' AAP - 25-11-2025
Australia's biggest private hospital operator has singled out health insurers for not paying their "fair share" for client health services. Ramsay
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Former UK PM David Cameron's reveals cancer diagnosis AAP - 25-11-2025
Former British prime minister David Cameron has revealed he had prostate cancer. His diagnosis has motivated him to speak out in favour of a targeted screening
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Australia at a crossroads on the wellbeing of children AAP - 24-11-2025
Australian children do not feel hopeful about their futures, with many citing financial concerns and housing as their main worries. The inaugural State of Australia's
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Burden of a deadly cancer hitting women in their prime AAP - 23-11-2025
When Carolyn Groves found out she had advanced ovarian cancer, a consultant bluntly told her to get her affairs in order. "Ovarian cancer is one of those
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CDC adopts Kennedy's anti-vaccine views on website AAP - 23-11-2025
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recast the vaccine safety section of its website to align with the view of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that
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