Public Health
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Second report into troubled DNA lab to be handed down AAP - 20-11-2023
The findings of another inquiry into DNA testing at Queensland's troubled forensic lab are set to be released by the state government. A six-week review
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Man dies after waiting for hospital bed in ambulance AAP - 19-11-2023
A Queensland grandfather has died after allegedly waiting hours in an ambulance for a hospital bed west of Brisbane. Health Minister Shannon Fentiman said a
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Bleak warning after setback in medication fight AAP - 16-11-2023
Patients have been warned to stop stockpiling antibiotics and think twice about prescriptions for minor illnesses with concerns one of the most serious health challenges is
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Teen binge drinking rate down ahead of schoolies events AAP - 16-11-2023
Binge drinking among 14 to 24-year-olds has decreased by 15 per cent over the past 12 months, according to a report into alcohol, tobacco and drug use by the Australian Institute
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TikTok videos and online games could boost youth health AAP - 15-11-2023
TikTok videos, anime role-playing activities and interactive scenarios on popular online game Fortnite are among the ideas put forward by high school students to improve the
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Cruise ship doctor declares dual virus outbreaks over AAP - 13-11-2023
The doctor on a cruise ship stricken by COVID-19 and gastro has declared the outbreak over, but concern remains over an uptick in cases in the broader community.
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Dry-eyes no more in Australian-first treatment AAP - 12-11-2023
The phone lines at Gold Coast optometrist Shaina Zheng's clinic have been ringing non stop. That is because Ms Zheng's centre is offering an Australian-first
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US surgeons announce world's first eye transplant AAP - 10-11-2023
Surgeons in New York have performed the first-ever whole-eye transplant in a human, an accomplishment being hailed as a breakthrough even though the patient has not regained
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States wash hands of 40,000 bathtubs worth of sanitiser AAP - 09-11-2023
Hand sanitiser that could fill more than 40,000 bathtubs has been handed over to waste companies, having expired and become a hazard. NSW and Western Australia
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Public drunkenness law passes test on first night out AAP - 09-11-2023
More than 80 people have received support for their drinking habits on the first night of Victoria's switch to a health-led approach to public drunkenness.
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Whooping cough outbreak 'well overdue', experts say AAP - 08-11-2023
Riley was just three weeks old when he developed a sniffle, and four weeks old when he died. In 2015, Catherine Hughes' son had caught whooping cough, a
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Telehealth should cover specialist appointments AAP - 07-11-2023
Axing Medicare funding for telehealth appointments with specialists is a "cost-cutting exercise" that could harm vulnerable patients and those in the regions, doctors
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Health response revealed ahead of drunkenness change AAP - 06-11-2023
Authorities have sought to reassure Victorians as the state moves to decriminalise public drunkenness on Melbourne Cup Day. The Victorian government and health
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Geography of disease in regional Australia revealed AAP - 03-11-2023
PREVALENCE OF DISEASE IN REGIONAL AREAS: * Townsville had the highest private health claim rate for coronary heart disease, followed by Dubbo, western NSW,
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Bulk-billed tests catch carriers of genetic conditions AAP - 01-11-2023
Rachael Casella and her husband Jonathan didn't know they both carry the gene for spinal muscular atrophy. They found out when their beloved daughter Mackenzie
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Sneaky salt shock prompts calls for mandatory limits AAP - 31-10-2023
Australians have a killer diet, prompting calls to restrict the amount of salt in certain foods. The average Australian consumes almost double the recommended
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Embrace Your Smile: The Amazing Benefits of Invisalign HealthTimes - 31-10-2023
Are you looking for a way to straighten your smile without the annoyance of traditional metal braces? Then, Invisalign might be right up your alley. This revolutionary
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Import ban needed to deal with silicosis risk AAP - 30-10-2023
The federal government would be betraying workers if it palms off responsibility for silicosis deaths to state governments, the construction union says. The
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World's doctors call for urgent climate change action AAP - 29-10-2023
Global health bodies are demanding international governments urgently phase out fossil fuels and fast-track renewable energy as health professionals increasingly see patients
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Asbestos disease danger 'far from over', says watchdog AAP - 27-10-2023
The federal agency set up to lead action on asbestos has warned the danger it poses is "far from over". A natural mineral, asbestos can can cause
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