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Pharmacies the right medicine for Medicare Karen Keast - 13-11-2015
Community pharmacists equipped to provide vaccinations, basic health checks, mental health support, repeat prescriptions and treat minor ailments could be the remedy to Australia’s
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Deadly cancer worm may help heal wounds AAP - 21-10-2015
James Cook University scientists have discovered a secretion made by a 1cm-long cancer-causing worm could help treat chronic wounds. It's
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RSV vaccine could be a "major breakthrough" AAP - 11-08-2015
In a few years biotech company Novavax Inc's jab could become the first vaccine approved in the US against respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV.
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Hunt for HIV cure boosted by new research AAP - 24-07-2015
Scientists at an international conference have called for continued funding for research to find a cure for AIDS as the disease continues to kill millions.
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Genes determine AIDS vaccine effectiveness AAP - 17-07-2015
Researchers have found the AIDS vaccine is more effective in some people than others, with their genetic make-up the key. The effectiveness
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Breast cancer screening rates drop, despite new data on life saving benefits HealthTimes - 01-07-2015
Cancer Council is encouraging all eligible Australian women aged 50 to 74 to consider participating in the free BreastScreen program following the release of data showing
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New Zealand pharmacists vital in flu fight Karen Keast - 21-04-2015
More than 450 trained and accredited pharmacist vaccinators in community pharmacies across New Zealand will play a vital role in this year’s influenza campaign.
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Women who get HPV vaccine still need tests AAP - 01-09-2014
Research shows women who have received the HPV vaccine are less likely to get tested for cervical cancer. MELBOURNE, AAP - Women who have had the human papillomavirus
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Odd couple leads 21‑day push to get Australia moving AAP - 05-10-2026
At first glance, they look like an odd couple. John "Chippy" Le‑Carpentir is 84, a retired tradie with a lifetime of hard work in his joints.
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How a blood donor saved a happy couple's wedding day AAP - 02-10-2026
When James Tsaousidis was diagnosed with cancer the week he sent his wedding invitations, he and his fiancé's first instinct was to cancel the event.
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