Public Health
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Nurses, midwives vote to endorse lucrative pay deal AAP - 24-10-2025
A 10 month stand-off is over after a state's nurses and midwives accepting a $1.8 billion pay deal, double their initial offer. Queensland's public
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Pharmacy giant grows as Australians try to shrink AAP - 23-10-2025
Sigma's mega-merger with Chemist Warehouse is delivering even more than the firm expected, its chairman says, as the pharmacy giant swells to become one of Australia's
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Health provider charged over new mum's death in care AAP - 23-10-2025
A hospital, whose staff did not properly check on a new mum struggling through psychosis before her death, has been charged with failing to prevent health and safety risks
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One simple change could possibly save dozens of babies AAP - 23-10-2025
Dozens of babies could be saved every year under a simple policy change in Australia, with a doctor-turned-MP and a world leading diabetes expert calling for greater access
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Elderly urged to socialise to improve health resilience AAP - 22-10-2025
Going on holiday, reading newspapers, having meals out and spending time with friends and family can help to reduce an elderly man's risk of frailty, a UK study suggests.
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'Failed model': private hospital back in public hands AAP - 22-10-2025
A 500-bed private hospital where a two-year-old's death triggered outrage will be bought with public funds to ensure the tragic scenario isn't repeated.
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'Game-changer' technology could save babies' lives AAP - 22-10-2025
The lives of dozens of babies could be saved every year if the federal government subsidises a crucial technology that helps diabetics manage their insulin levels, a world-leading
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Mum sedated four times by medics before overdose death AAP - 21-10-2025
A mother of three seeking treatment for schizophrenia was sedated four times by medical staff before she died from a drug overdose, an inquest has been told.
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Record-high flu season as jab rates stall, GPs warn AAP - 21-10-2025
Australia is experiencing its worst-ever flu season, with some 410,000 cases of influenza reported this year, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners says.
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Peanut butter loving babies are licking allergies AAP - 21-10-2025
A decade after a landmark study proved that feeding peanut products to young babies could prevent them developing life-threatening allergies, it's making a big difference
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Super payout warning over cosmetic medical treatments AAP - 17-10-2025
Tapping the compassionate release of super to fund inappropriate cosmetic procedures needs to be stamped out, the tax office and health practitioner regulators say.
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Dentists urged not to promote early super extractions AAP - 17-10-2025
Dentists are being urged to pull any advertising promoting the early withdrawal of superannuation funds to pay for dental work in new guidelines from their peak body.
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Fertility rate hits record low as parents' ages climb AAP - 16-10-2025
The nation's fertility rate has hit a record low as the age of new parents continues to creep up and the number of babies they're having goes down.
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Medicinal cannabis being 'exploited' through telehealth AAP - 14-10-2025
Doctors and pharmacists have raised concerns about medicinal cannabis, alleging excessive and poorly regulated prescribing practices outside of "typical care pathways".
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Global life expectancy rebounds to pre-pandemic levels AAP - 13-10-2025
Global life expectancy has returned in 2023 to levels seen before the COVID-19 pandemic, rising to 76.3 years for women and 71.5 years for men. The Global Burden
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Meet the 'dangerous' AI doctors fooling Australians AAP - 13-10-2025
AI-generated "health professionals" are dispensing bogus advice and even prescribing medicines to unsuspecting Australians. Multiple Facebook pages
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Trump medical checks find him in 'exceptional health' AAP - 12-10-2025
US President Donald Trump is in "exceptional health", his doctor says, following a check-up that included lab tests and preventive health assessments.
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Alarm over prostate cancer rates in younger men AAP - 12-10-2025
Prostate cancer wasn't on Ben Jenkins' radar when he was unexpectedly diagnosed with an aggressive form of the condition at age 36. His GP suggested
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Landmark $5.8m penalty over health data cyber attack AAP - 10-10-2025
A landmark fine imposed after hundreds of thousands of pathology patients had their details leaked has been seen as a "vivid reminder" to corporations about protecting
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Hospital damaged, ambulances diverted in wild weather AAP - 10-10-2025
A hospital has been damaged and thousands of properties left without power by wild weather that has forced a state-wide severe warning. The Mersey Community
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