Public Health
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Supermarket issues urgent recall of cheese AAP - 26-12-2022
A popular cheese has been pulled from supermarket shelves after traces of a dangerous contaminant were discovered. The product in question - Coles Finest Australian
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Toxic algae warning for Sydney shellfish AAP - 21-12-2022
People are being warned not to eat shellfish caught in the Broken Bay area at the mouth of the Hawkesbury River, north of Sydney, due to possible health risks.
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Private health insurers must prove value AAP - 21-12-2022
Australian health insurers are being urged to deliver better value for money after making huge profits during the pandemic, as well as increasing spending on executives'
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Kids open wide for tooth decay study AAP - 17-12-2022
More than 30,000 Australian children aged five to 14 will be examined over the next four years to determine the extent and causes of tooth decay. In the first
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Poor health increasing among Australians AAP - 13-12-2022
Sickness and disease within the Australian population is on the rise for the first time in almost two decades - and COVID-19 is one of the leading causes. Despite
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Protection for genetic test results urged AAP - 13-12-2022
Insurance companies have been using the results of people's genetic tests to deny them cover, or raise the cost of their premiums, new research shows. Current
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Children's dental program funding extended AAP - 11-12-2022
Vulnerable children will receive further access to dental treatment following the extension of a government program. Funding for the child dental benefits schedule
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Leading GP fears for profession's future AAP - 05-12-2022
General practice will cease to exist unless there's a drastic overhaul of frontline medical services, the new head of Australia's peak body for GPs warns.
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NSW doctors slam 'disgusting' union advert AAP - 04-12-2022
NSW doctors are outraged by a new union advertisement calling for a royal commission into the the state's health budget, saying the campaign is a "cheap sucker punch"
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Patients abusing, attacking doctors, staff AAP - 29-11-2022
NSW doctors and medical staff working in private practice say they need greater protection from aggressive patients, amid reports they are being threatened, sworn at, slapped
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Doctor groups slam prescription changes AAP - 24-11-2022
Doctors have slammed a move allowing pharmacists to prescribe antibiotics and reissue certain prescriptions under a Victorian Labor election promise, over fears it could increase
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Poppy seeds recalled amid poisonings AAP - 16-11-2022
A number of poppy seed products have been recalled after a series of poisonings around the country. Consumers are also being urged to check their pantries for
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Vic nurses, midwives pledged sign-on bonus AAP - 09-11-2022
Newly graduated nurses and midwives would be lured into the public health system with a $5000 sign-on bonus under a Labor election promise, as the coalition earmarks $66 million
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Aust life expectancy up despite COVID AAP - 08-11-2022
Australians are living longer despite the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused life expectancy to drop in many of the world's richest nations. Australian Bureau
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SA rolls out anti-vaping plan for schools AAP - 07-11-2022
The South Australian government is rolling out a new plan to reduce vaping among school students with more than $2 million in funding for preventative education campaigns
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NSW Labor commits $225m to Sydney hospital AAP - 07-11-2022
A new community mental health ward will make up some of at least 120 beds added to one of Sydney's busiest hospital if Labor wins the next state election.
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Prescription medicine costs set to lower AAP - 27-10-2022
Patients will have access to cheaper medicines at the pharmacy after new laws passed parliament. The legislation lowered the maximum general co-payment on the
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The new SHPA Don't Rush to Crush Handbook essential for all aged care settings HealthTimes - 21-10-2022
As Australia’s population ages and more people take more medicines, Don’t Rush to Crush is the indispensable frontline resource to manage risk and ensure
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Young women lead Victorian vaping jump AAP - 20-10-2022
The number of Victorians who vape has almost doubled since 2018 and young women are leading the take-up. A Cancer Council Victoria survey estimated more than
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Medicare rort claims 'atrocious' AAP - 17-10-2022
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has labelled reports the Medicare system is being rorted by up to $8 billion a year as atrocious. The comments come after a joint ABC
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