Public Health
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UK pharmacy chain to stop selling single-use vapes AAP - 24-09-2023
British pharmacy chain Superdrug will stop selling single-use vapes, the company says, citing the environmental impact caused by their disposal and the popularity of the products
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Common virus likely cause of venue's gastro outbreak AAP - 24-09-2023
A mass gastro outbreak linked to a Melbourne function venue was likely caused by a common virus. Victoria's health department had been notified of the gastroenteritis
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Hard to stomach as social media targets troubled teens AAP - 14-09-2023
Katya Jaski was 12 when social media algorithms began feeding her dieting content. Two years later, she was diagnosed with anorexia.[subscribe]
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Indian state shuts schools, offices to curb Nipah virus AAP - 14-09-2023
India's southern state of Kerala has shut some schools, offices and public transport in a race to stop the spread of the rare and deadly Nipah virus, which has killed
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Junk food the primary culprit in Aussies' failing diet AAP - 12-09-2023
Australians are failing to stick to a healthy and balanced diet, and junk food is a major culprit. That's the verdict from the national science agency CSIRO,
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New regional sleep program targets First Nations people AAP - 12-09-2023
A new program aimed at improving sleep health in regional Indigenous communities is linking western science and traditional ways of knowing to better address the health condition
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Vapes seized in SA as concern grows over teen use AAP - 11-09-2023
Thousands of vapes have been seized and a dozen businesses fined as worrying figures reveal the extent of teen e-cigarette use. A total of 4536 nicotine vapes
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Major upgrade to ageing hospitals in $3b NSW govt blitz AAP - 10-09-2023
Western Sydney's ageing and under-resourced public hospitals will be upgraded in a $3 billion budget blitz announced by the NSW government. Four hospitals
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More TB cases confirmed in outbreak on Indigenous lands AAP - 08-09-2023
More than 700 people have been screened and 13 cases confirmed in a tuberculosis outbreak on South Australia's northern Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara lands.
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Non-emergency patients told to stay away from hospitals AAP - 07-09-2023
People are being urged to stay away from Tasmania's two major public hospitals unless it is an emergency because of significant demand for services. The
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Stronger botox and filler safeguards on the cards AAP - 05-09-2023
There's a fresh crackdown on advertising and regulations for botox, fillers and other cosmetic procedures. All registered practitioners will be expected
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Lung disease to worsen with climate change AAP - 04-09-2023
People with lung conditions are among those most at risk from the changing climate, a group of respiratory experts says. They are calling for urgent action
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Voice campaigner makes plea for better health services AAP - 31-08-2023
AFL executive Tanya Hosch has spoken of her lower leg amputation while delivering an emotional speech in support of an Indigenous voice. Rising from her wheelchair
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Drug overdose deaths remain at 'crisis' levels AAP - 28-08-2023
Every four hours an Australian is dying of a drug overdose, prompting a renewed call for urgent action to combat the long-term crisis. An annual report by public
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'Disappearing' universal healthcare in inquiry's sights AAP - 25-08-2023
A far-reaching investigation into NSW health services will probe shortfalls in the multibillion-dollar system to help cut waste and make better use of staff and funding.
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Govt invests $18m to address FASD in central Australia AAP - 24-08-2023
The federal government is investing $18.4 million to help children in central Australia with neurodevelopmental issues. Donna Ah-Chee, chief executive of the
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Payout for kids in SA hospital hearing implant bungle AAP - 23-08-2023
The South Australian government will pay compensation to the families of more than 200 children caught up in the Adelaide Women's and Children's Hospital cochlear
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Boost for spinal unit after concerns about patient care AAP - 18-08-2023
Queensland's only dedicated spinal unit will stay put and receive a funding boost following concerns about patient care and a lack of resources. The Palaszczuk
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Improvements to health care on national cabinet agenda AAP - 17-08-2023
Health reform will dominate the next national cabinet meeting in a bid to create a patient-centred system. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he would meet
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Sweet tooth tax could cure hip pocket pain AAP - 16-08-2023
A tax on sugary drinks would reduce their consumption and help fund targeted schemes to improve oral care for vulnerable Australians, the dental association says.
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