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Introduction of pill-testing at music festivals

As the music festival death toll rises, we look at the hot topic of pill testing.  One of Australia’s largest […]

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New research shows young people are not making good diet choices

We all know life gets busy, but making good diet choices improves overall health and also reduces the risk of preventable diseases later in […]

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World Hepatitis Day 2019

What you need to know about the virus  Every year, hepatitis affects 325 million people worldwide and causes 1.4 million deaths from viral […]

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Does coffee increase the risk of cancer?

Queensland study reveals drinking coffee does not change cancer risk There has long been the debate on how drinking coffee […]

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Surviving the Winter with Arthritis

If you’re suffering the painful effects of arthritis, you’ll know how much the condition downgrades your quality of life. According […]

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Burnout officially recognised as a medical condition

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has officially recognised burnout as a medical condition. Faced by many modern professionals, doctors have […]

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Record immunisation rates for Australian children

Australia now has world-leading vaccination rates for children The number of Australian children who are fully immunised continues to rise […]

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National flu death toll passes 300

Health authorities urge Australians to get vaccinated as death toll rises As the national death toll passes 300 people, health […]

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New cost-effective eye tests could detect Alzheimer’s disease

Melbourne’s Centre for Eye Research in Australia (CERA) has developed non-invasive and cost-effective eye tests that can detect early stages […]

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