Public Health
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Queensland to examine pill test trial AAP - 18-08-2022
The risks and benefits of a Queensland pill testing trial are being worked through after the state's mental health commissioner noted it could help save lives.
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Australia's WWII nurses honoured in Darwin AAP - 16-08-2022
As more than 20 Australian nurses marched into the sea at Bangka Island with machine guns aimed at their backs, matron Irene Drummond stoically told her colleagues she was
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Greens in SA push for free school lunches AAP - 15-08-2022
The South Australian government should provide free school lunches to reduce child poverty, encourage healthy eating and ease cost of living pressures, the Greens say.
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SA gets first monkeypox vaccines AAP - 11-08-2022
South Australia has received an initial allocation of 900 monkeypox vaccines and will target vulnerable communities. Chief Public Health Officer Nicola Spurrier
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Woman dies after wait for Tas hospital bed AAP - 10-08-2022
A woman is dead after waiting nine hours for a bed at Launceston General Hospital. The woman aged in her 70s was taken to hospital by ambulance on Friday night
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Red Cross in the poo as donors wiped out AAP - 09-08-2022
The Red Cross is in desperate need of your poo - it takes guts, but it's for a good cause. Perth is home to the only Lifeblood Microbiota Donor Centre in
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New facility to free-up SA hospital beds AAP - 08-08-2022
Two dozen beds have been found for NDIS patients stuck in South Australian hospitals, as the state government continues efforts to ease the pressure caused by the latest wave
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WA targets vapes with misleading labels AAP - 06-08-2022
Thousands of illegal vapes have been seized in Western Australia amid warnings a new generation is becoming addicted to nicotine. More than 15,000 e-cigarettes,
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Race against time for bush stroke victims AAP - 04-08-2022
A stroke patient in the bush may notice their symptoms in the early morning, arrive at a hospital for a scan three hours later, before being flown to a specialist unit in
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Filling the gaps for migrant health care AAP - 02-08-2022
In an Australian first, a multicultural health collaborative will provide care and a voice to culturally and linguistically diverse people, many whose visas render them ineligible
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People given 'too much' asthma medicine AAP - 01-08-2022
Most Australians with asthma are prescribed too much preventer medicine, which increases the chance of harmful side-effects, experts say. More than two million
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'Like Narnia': the healing power of music AAP - 31-07-2022
A young woman dying of cancer wanted music to soothe her in the final moments of life. So a harpist went to her bedside at a Brisbane hospital, where she and
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SA calls for national action on vaping AAP - 27-07-2022
South Australia has called for a national approach to tackle the growing use of vapes and e-cigarettes among young people. Education Minister Blair Boyer will
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Young Australians urged to be organ donors AAP - 25-07-2022
Young Australians are being urged to become organ and tissue donors as part of a national campaign dubbed DonateLife Week. Studies show a single organ donor
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Aussie eyes suffering pandemic screen time AAP - 18-07-2022
Most Australians have at least one problem with their eyes with almost one in three admitting too much screen time during the pandemic affected their vision.
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Emergency meeting over record UK heat AAP - 17-07-2022
UK ministers will hold an emergency meeting after meteorologists warned of record high temperatures in England that could put lives at risk. Cabinet Office
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More Vic hospital staff to curb COVID wave AAP - 17-07-2022
Victoria's ailing public hospitals will be topped up with an extra 400 health workers amid rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalisations. A $162 million package
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More regions to get health worker priority AAP - 15-07-2022
The federal government will direct more health workers to rural areas, improve mental health services and break down barriers to equitable health care for Australians living
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Call for renewed anti-smoking message AAP - 14-07-2022
More than 250,000 Australian smokers will die from cancer in the next 25 years, advocates warn, as they lament the country's lack of anti-smoking campaigns.
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SA ambulance ramping at record levels AAP - 09-07-2022
Ambulance ramping has reached record levels in South Australia with the delays increasing pressure on the state's already stretched public hospital network.
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