Public Health
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Research shows immune cells in eye linked to vision loss AAP - 01-05-2018
Australian researchers believe they've uncovered a reason why macular degeneration affects some people at a much younger age. Immune cells
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Frozen pomegranate has officially been linked to six cases of hepatitis A AAP - 10-04-2018
NSW's health authority has confirmed six cases of hepatitis A linked to frozen pomegranate and three further cases are being investigated.
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Australian doctors warned against giving oxycodone AAP - 04-04-2018
The Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) is concerned the community is still being 'flooded' with prescription opioids.
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Misuse of alcohol and drugs linked to a range of diseases and deaths AAP - 29-03-2018
A new report shows the misuse of alcohol and drugs are collectively responsible for about one in every 20 deaths in Australia. Alcohol
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Too many teenagers unaware of 'social' smoking dangers AAP - 20-03-2018
Alarming research released by Cancer Council Victoria has found too many teenagers are not aware that every cigarette does damage. Research
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Calls for a new federally funded sun-protection campaign AAP - 19-03-2018
Australians are unknowingly increasing their risk of skin cancer because they don't know when they need sun protection the most, the findings of a national survey
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Study shows Vitamin B3 could become glaucoma treatment AAP - 14-03-2018
A world-first clinical trial has been launched in Melbourne to test the use of vitamin B3 as a treatment to prevent eye disease glaucoma. Researchers
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Researchers warn obese are much greater risk of severe flu and should get vaccinated AAP - 13-03-2018
The overweight and obese are at much greater risk of getting a severe bout of the flu that will land them in hospital, a large Australian study has found.
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New research shows single parenting pose greatest risk to the health of fathers AAP - 15-02-2018
A study of 40,000 Canadians has found single fathers are at the greatest risk of dying prematurely, compared to single mothers and partnered parents.
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A study has found opioid use linked to serious infections AAP - 14-02-2018
People who regularly use opioids are 60 per cent more likely to develop pneumonia or meningitis caused by Steptococcus pneumoniae bacteria, a study has found.
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Third hand cigarette smoke not cause for panic Health Times - 13-02-2018
An Australian National University (ANU) researcher is warning against undue alarm as the concept of health concerns from third-hand-smoke – lingering residue from cigarettes
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A new medical approach to 'transform' Australia's health care system AAP - 31-01-2018
A new report details a medical approach which has helped save the life of a four-year-old boy, and could transform Australia's health care system.
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Free meningococcal vaccine for WA children AAP - 23-01-2018
The West Australian government is funding a free meningococcal vaccine for children aged one to four after six people died following a spike in cases last year.
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Survey shows Australians are hoarding medicines AAP - 21-12-2017
A national survey has found 60 per cent of people keep unwanted and expired medicines in the house. Australians are risking their health by
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Eight tips to ensure a healthy start to the New Year AAP - 20-12-2017
VicHealth says ensuring good health and wellbeing does not have to be a chore, releasing eight tips to ensure a healthy start to the New Year.
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"Healthy people, healthy systems" AAP - 18-12-2017
Australian doctors and clinicians have drafted a blueprint for reforming the health system and taking it beyond what they call a fragmented and uneven service.
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Health experts call for nanosafety body AAP - 12-12-2017
Health experts from the University of Sydney are calling for a new safety body to be set up to monitor the use of nanomaterials. Health experts
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Walking an extra 15 minutes a day significantly reduce the risk of disease AAP - 22-11-2017
A new report shows that walking just an extra 15 minutes a day could significantly reduce the risk of disease. Australians have been warned
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Refugees and asylum seekers must receive quality health care HealthTimes - 15-11-2017
The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) has called on the Australian Government to ensure every person seeking asylum in this country has access to quality holistic health
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A new app has been launched to help people protect their skin from sunburn AAP - 14-11-2017
A new app that makes UV rays visible to the human eye has been launched to help people protect their skin from sunburn this summer. UV radiation
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