Public Health
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'Not good enough': hospital funding feud spills over AAP - 20-11-2025
State and territory leaders have met to break a deadlock on federal hospital funding as research reveals billions of wasted dollars. Premiers and chief ministers
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Oncology company reports promising cancer find AAP - 20-11-2025
Shares in a struggling oncology company have skyrocketed after a late-stage cancer patient taking one of its drugs saw her tumours apparently disappear. Nasdaq-listed
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Ultra-processed foods danger to global public health AAP - 19-11-2025
Ultra-processed foods are a major public health threat that must be urgently addressed, according to a new series of papers authored by 43 global experts. The
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CSL injects $2.3b into US for valuable blood plasma AAP - 19-11-2025
Australia's largest biotech company plans to expand its US presence with a $US1.5 billion ($A2.3 billion) investment that will allow it to manufacture more therapies derived
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Younger Aussies are increasingly neglecting sun safety AAP - 17-11-2025
Younger Australians are increasingly choosing not to cover up when heading outdoors to enjoy the sun - a trend raising concern among health officials as summer approaches.
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State's bid for more cash in public hospital crisis fix AAP - 17-11-2025
Pressure continues to mount for federal government intervention on the under-fire health network, with one state claiming it has reneged on a pledge to boost funding.
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Educating the Educators: How Teaching Roles Are Evolving in Health Care HealthTimes - 16-11-2025
When healthcare students imagine their future, most picture patients, not podiums. Yet behind every competent nurse, physio, or psychologist is an educator who helped them
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Lifelong Learning in Healthcare: Why Upskilling Never Stops HealthTimes - 16-11-2025
If there’s one universal truth in healthcare, it’s that learning never really ends. Whether you’re a newly registered nurse, a senior physio, or a hospital
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Stroke victim's ancestors assist in miracle recovery AAP - 16-11-2025
When Peter Sykes 'died', he found himself in a room full of spirits he recognised as relatives guiding him towards an open door. But something, or someone,
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Major cause of death reaches lowest level in 47 years AAP - 16-11-2025
Deaths from coronary heart disease in Australia have fallen to their lowest rate in almost 50 years, with dementia overtaking it as the nation's leading cause of death.
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Wild form of polio found in German sewage sample AAP - 13-11-2025
The wild form of virus behind polio has been detected in wastewater sampling in Germany, the country's main public health body says in a setback for efforts to rid the
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Cancer survival gap widens for disadvantaged patients AAP - 13-11-2025
Cancer patients in disadvantaged areas are dying at higher rates than those in privileged communities as differences in survivorship grow. Medical advancements
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'Unacceptable' gap found in whooping cough controls AAP - 09-11-2025
Hospitals are sleeping on an opportunity to vaccinate more Australians against whooping cough, a disease that's infecting the population at record rates.
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When to Refer - Recognising Grey Zones and Red Flags HealthTimes - 08-11-2025
You’ve treated the same patient for three sessions. The pain pattern doesn’t fit, progress is slow, and something about their story makes you uneasy. They’re
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Research fund gap risks pandemic and biothreat defences AAP - 07-11-2025
Australia could be left exposed to biowarfare or a new pandemic if medical research funding promises are broken, researchers warn. Independent MP and former
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Hospital death linked to lab's cancer diagnosis bungle AAP - 06-11-2025
A man's death from hospital-acquired pneumonia has been linked to a "disastrous" laboratory error that led to a mistaken lung cancer diagnosis and unnecessary
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Halsey hospitalised for 'minor medical emergency' AAP - 05-11-2025
Halsey was rushed to hospital after suffering a "minor medical emergency". The 31-year-old singer revealed that she was in the emergency room until
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Skipping breakfast does not harm thinking skills: study AAP - 05-11-2025
Skipping breakfast or another meal while fasting does not slow down thinking skills, medical researchers say. Intermittent fasting, which involves not eating
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Remote medic named NT Australian of the Year AAP - 04-11-2025
A volunteer paramedic and youth worker has been named the Northern Territory's 2026 Australian of the Year. Felix Ho was on Monday named the 2026 award
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'Silent killer' - pancreatic cancer cases on the rise AAP - 04-11-2025
When doctors told Ron Prouse he had pancreatic cancer, the 61-year-old Adelaide father-of-eight thought he'd been handed a death sentence. "I'd
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