Public Health
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Number of young Australians with dementia to soar AAP - 05-02-2026
More than a million Australians are projected to develop dementia in the next four decades, with the number of early onset cases expected to soar, advocates say.
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The silent addiction unfolding in Australian classrooms AAP - 05-02-2026
Nicotine addiction is taking hold of a new, vulnerable generation of Australians as research shows the crisis is unfolding quietly and in plain sight. Twelve
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'Too long': green light for more GPs to tackle ADHD AAP - 03-02-2026
Australians will soon find it much smoother to be diagnosed and treated for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Victoria has joined a growing list of
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Thriving Kids aims to 'mainstream' disability support AAP - 03-02-2026
Families, schools and early learning providers will bear greater responsibility for caring for children with developmental delays and mild autism in a major shake-up of Australia's
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'Blind spot': alarm sounded on weight-loss medications AAP - 03-02-2026
While weight-loss medications are often hailed as wonder drugs for improving the lives of people battling obesity, dietitians are increasingly concerned about the lack of
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Minister can't quantify NDIS savings post-hospital deal AAP - 02-02-2026
The health minister has been unable to quantify how much reforms to the NDIS will save the federal budget after a long-awaited deal was struck on hospital funding.
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Blood test could bolster brain cancer survival rates AAP - 01-02-2026
A simple blood test could improve the lives of brain cancer patients and boost tragically low survival rates. Australian scientists have developed a diagnostic
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Australia does what it can as US aid cuts savage PNG AAP - 01-02-2026
In January last year, Havini Vira was overseeing a climate resilience agriculture project across Papua New Guinea. The three-year program funded by the United
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No concern over delay to kids' autism program, says PM AAP - 01-02-2026
The delay of an early intervention program for children linked to National Disability Insurance Scheme costs isn't a mark of uncertainty, Anthony Albanese insists.
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Long overdue states sign off on 25b hospital deal AAP - 30-01-2026
Medical groups have welcomed a multibillion-dollar boost to public hospitals, but further reforms are being sought to improve patient care. States and territories
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Ozempic-style drugs prove to be a tailwind for Resmed AAP - 30-01-2026
Resmed shares have climbed, with the medical device-maker saying Ozempic-style weight loss drugs appear to be having the opposite effect on its sales than many expected.
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NDIS autism changes delayed as funding deal struck AAP - 30-01-2026
A program for early intervention autism services will be delayed as part of efforts to deliver urgent hospital funding. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met
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Alarm raised over vaccination rates in twin pregnancy AAP - 29-01-2026
Women pregnant with twins are being urged to take up vaccinations for whooping cough and influenza, with assurances they won't lead to higher risks of birth complications.
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Towns deserted as locals seek relief from roasting heat AAP - 29-01-2026
In the bone dry heat of a dusty outback town, the streets are ghosted. "All the blokes working on the council here will go home at lunchtime," southwest
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'Silent killer': heat on health as hot spell drags on AAP - 29-01-2026
Australians are being warned an ongoing heatwave in many parts of the nation is a public health emergency and lives are at risk. From Queensland to South Australia,
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Troubled hospital becomes surgery hub to cut backlog AAP - 28-01-2026
An embattled hospital with a chequered track record will host a specialised surgery centre to reduce wait times. Sydney's Northern Beaches Hospital, which
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Heat reprieve for some but others set to swelter again AAP - 28-01-2026
Heatwave conditions are set to continue across inland regions of southeast Australia, as coastal cities enjoy a brief reprieve after record-breaking temperatures.
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Woman's overdose death sparks medicine record changes AAP - 28-01-2026
Patients and their doctors will get a full view of their medicine history in an online record following reforms sparked by a woman's overdose death. Erin
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Infant formula recall hits Danone, Nestle shares AAP - 27-01-2026
Shares in Danone have slumped as French company Vitagermine widened a recall of baby formula on concerns over contamination, affecting four manufacturers so far and
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Olympic legend, top silks score highest honours AAP - 26-01-2026
From an Olympic legend to the sharpest legal minds, groundbreaking researchers and leading politicians, Australians from all walks of life have been recognised for their contributions
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