Public Health
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Elevate your home cooking: Tips for kitchen upgrades HealthTimes - 21-01-2024
This article contains sponsored content. Home cooking is an art that flourishes
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Fentanyl lies in wait as 'the wolf at Australia's door' AAP - 21-01-2024
Australia is underprepared for the possibility of a fentanyl epidemic as the drug lies in wait as the "wolf at the country's door". That's
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Prenatal opioid exposure linked to eczema, asthma AAP - 19-01-2024
Babies who are exposed to prescription opioids while in the womb are more likely to be diagnosed with an infection, eczema or asthma, researchers have found.
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Record number of flesh-eating ulcer cases AAP - 18-01-2024
A record number of Victorians were diagnosed with a flesh-eating ulcer in 2023. There were 363 Buruli ulcer cases detected but most were not severe.[subscribe]
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Cost of responding to hundreds of MDMA overdoses rising AAP - 18-01-2024
The cost of responding to MDMA overdoses has risen by more than $1500 since before the pandemic to an average of almost $8000 per patient in Victoria. The jump
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Vape inaction 'not an option' despite huge GP need AAP - 17-01-2024
Packed GP waiting rooms might need to find space for hundreds of thousands more patients each year under an analysis of new vape rules. But as the number of
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New incentive for students entering the nursing and medical fields Rahima Saikal - 16-01-2024
If you’re thinking of starting nursing in NSW as a career - good news - the state government is now offering those enrolled in a healthcare degree
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Three new party drugs sniffed out at pill testing site AAP - 15-01-2024
Scientists have sniffed out three new recreational drugs at Australia's only fixed pill testing site. The party drugs have similar effects to MDMA, also
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Climate change could be impacting babies' birth weights AAP - 09-01-2024
Climate change could be impacting babies' birth weight after scientists found a potential link to extreme weather exposure during pregnancy. Researchers
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Drug batch fears after suspected overdoses at festival AAP - 08-01-2024
Nine people have been taken to hospital after suffering suspected drug overdoses at a music festival at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne. Eight of the nine
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England's junior doctors set for record strike AAP - 03-01-2024
Junior doctors in England are set to begin a six-day walkout, the longest strike in the state-run National Health Service's 75-year history. Junior doctors,
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Cancer, cystic fibrosis treatments in new PBS listings AAP - 02-01-2024
Medicines to help treat infants with cystic fibrosis along with new therapies for patients with advanced ovarian cancer will be subsidised under the Pharmaceutical Benefits
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Australians are set to have a healthier and wealthier 2024 AAP - 31-12-2023
Setting a New Years resolution seems an inspiring way to start the year. But with only about two thirds of Australians able to stick to them beyond January,
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Fed up to the back teeth: rural dental divide revealed AAP - 24-12-2023
Oral health therapist Nicole Stormon gave a little boy a superhero-themed electric toothbrush to encourage him to clean his teeth. "The next day I excitedly
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The Evolving Role of Nutrition in Preventive Healthcare: A Guide for Health Professionals HealthTimes - 22-12-2023
In recent years, the focus of healthcare has gradually shifted
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Data stolen in hack on major hospital network AAP - 22-12-2023
Australia's national cybersecurity chief says authorities are working to resolve a breach involving a major hospital and aged-care network. St Vincent's
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'The perfect gift': thousands wanted in Xmas blood push AAP - 20-12-2023
Thousands of blood donors are being urged to roll up their sleeves and give the gift of life over the Christmas period. An extra 830 donations per day are needed
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Baby born after uterus transplant in Australian first AAP - 19-12-2023
Henry Bryant is only a few days old but he has already entered the history books. The 2.9kg infant was the first baby born in Australia from a transplanted
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Experts urge summer safety as STIs rise, testing falls AAP - 19-12-2023
Australians are being urged to be extra safe this summer amid a worrying surge in sexually transmissible infections. Syphilis rates have tripled, gonorrhoea
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More kids skipping fruit, veges as experts raise alarm AAP - 17-12-2023
Public health advocates are calling for action to curb obesity after fewer Australian children were found to be eating fruit and vegetables. The number of children
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