Public Health
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Potentially deadly opioid found in SA patients AAP - 08-07-2023
A potentially deadly synthetic opioid has been detected for the first time in South Australia with two people treated in hospital. SA Health said toxicology
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Hospital denies mistreatment after Indigenous girl dies AAP - 05-07-2023
A Perth hospital has denied neglecting a one-year-old Indigenous girl who died in its care, amid claims staff were racist and lied to the child's family.
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Coroner findings spark call for Indigenous health fix AAP - 04-07-2023
Days after a coroner's damning findings, the Queensland opposition has demanded the state government explain how it will fix health care in Indigenous communities.
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Dry July marks 15 years of giving your liver a break AAP - 25-06-2023
Taking a month off the booze can leave people feeling healthier, better rested, more mentally agile and generally quite rightly proud of themselves. But for
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A 'wake-up call' for rural health after $6.5b shortfall AAP - 24-06-2023
Australia's leading medical organisations are calling on state and federal governments to revolutionise the rural health system, with research revealing a spending shortfall
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UK government 'shares lessons' on vaping with Australia AAP - 21-06-2023
Proposed Australian vaping restrictions will be examined by the British government as it considers measures to protect children from vaping in the UK. Health
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One-stage system may boost Vic organ donor register AAP - 20-06-2023
Australians are missing out on potentially life-saving organ transplants because of clunky registration processes, community education and conversational taboos, an inquiry
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Menu aims to prove 'what you eat is what you sleep' AAP - 18-06-2023
A Sydney restaurant has come up with a menu where it wouldn't be considered entirely inappropriate to fall asleep at the table. The seven-course "Sleepgustation"
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No evidence medical clinic followed vaccine guidelines AAP - 14-06-2023
Patients of a Tasmanian medical clinic may have been given less effective vaccines across two decades, with a probe revealing there was no documented evidence the facility
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Doctors call for overhaul of nation's 'sickcare' system AAP - 14-06-2023
Australia is spending billions on a "sickcare" system that is failing to prevent chronic disease, as elective surgery wait lists blow a $4.6 billion hole in the
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Australia key to immunising one billion kids by 2025 AAP - 14-06-2023
Australia has been an important contributor to a vaccine access organisation that has helped halve childhood morality. A report from Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance,
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Help for Aussie eyes suffering from extreme screen time AAP - 12-06-2023
Excessive screen time can effect our mental health, waistlines, social skills and sleep patterns, but it is also proving increasingly painful for Australian peepers.
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Health appointments of ex-ministers spark hearing row AAP - 11-06-2023
Two former Victorian government ministers have been appointed to plum public hospital posts, rankling Liberal MPs amid a probe into the politicisation of Victoria's public
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Thousands leaving NSW emergency units without treatment AAP - 07-06-2023
The NSW health system remains under "enormous stress" with almost one in every 12 people visiting NSW emergency departments leaving without seeing a doctor or finishing
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Health grant program not pork-barrelling AAP - 06-06-2023
Liberal frontbencher Michaelia Cash has denied a health and hospital grant program from the former Morrison government was pork-barrelling despite a scathing auditor-general
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Billion-dollar health and hospital grants 'ineffective' AAP - 06-06-2023
The federal health department's management of grants worth $2 billion under the Morrison government has been slammed for "deliberate breaches" of legal requirements.
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Parents urged to be on winter alert for deadly virus AAP - 04-06-2023
Parents are advised to look out for signs of breathing problems in young children over winter, with a report highlighting the deadly risks from a mostly unknown seasonal virus.
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End of gay donor ban to drive life-saving plasma surge AAP - 03-06-2023
David Imber will be one of the first lining up to give life-saving blood plasma when decades-long restrictions on donations are lifted for gay and bisexual men in Australia.
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Teenage smoking rates triple as vape crackdown looms AAP - 03-06-2023
Teenage smoking rates have increased for the first time in 25 years as the federal government prepares to crack the whip on vape use. Data from the Department
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PM backs in prescription change amid pharmacy anger AAP - 01-06-2023
The prime minister defended changes to the amount of prescription medicines patients can receive, following criticism from the opposition and pharmacists. Under
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