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18 July: Living with COVID ain't rosy; Why vax boosters are necessary; Exercise won't fix poor diet
18 July: Living with COVID ain't rosy; Why vax boosters are necessary; Exercise won't fix poor diet

Some immunologists are concerned that COVID-19 is not travelling as expected. An internationally respected immunologist had four doses of COVID vacci…

3 years, 8 months ago

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11 July: Tackling obesity | Standards on how to handle sepsis | The right amount of Vitamin D
11 July: Tackling obesity | Standards on how to handle sepsis | The right amount of Vitamin D

In 2009 Australia launched a National Preventive Health Strategy with the aim of being the healthiest country in the world by 2020—where we're at wit…

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4 July: Coming to terms with long COVID; Vaxes for variants; An artificial pancreas; Protecting pandemic teens
4 July: Coming to terms with long COVID; Vaxes for variants; An artificial pancreas; Protecting pandemic teens

Australia has many stories from people who say they have long COVID but who are unable to access help | Updated versions of coronavirus vaccines targ…

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Speculating on an Australian Centre of Disease Control and Prevention; How Indigenous culture can protect the heart; Associations between mental health and mortality
Speculating on an Australian Centre of Disease Control and Prevention; How Indigenous culture can protect the heart; Associations between mental health and mortality

What an Australian Centre for Disease Control might aim to be; An Indigenous perspective and research to engage culture for protection against cardio…

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Breast density and MRIs, diet and mental health, genomics and osteoarthritis
Breast density and MRIs, diet and mental health, genomics and osteoarthritis

There may be a link between what you eat and your mental health—also, avoiding overtreatment for breast cancer; predicting your risk of osteoarthriti…

3 years, 9 months ago

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The cancer risks that run through generations
The cancer risks that run through generations

The cancer risks that run through generations of families—and the growing frontier in medicine trying to change that.

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Cancer treatment and 'time toxicity'; youth mental health and smoking; a paradox for cholesterol levels
Cancer treatment and 'time toxicity'; youth mental health and smoking; a paradox for cholesterol levels

The term 'time toxicity' expresses the idea that if treatment to extend a patient's life means lengthy periods in medical facilities, it may be time …

3 years, 9 months ago

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Abortion access, lipid profiling; quality of life and cancer drugs; exercise and kids' heart surgery
Abortion access, lipid profiling; quality of life and cancer drugs; exercise and kids' heart surgery

Those at greatest risk from unplanned pregnancy are often least able to access it; Study on 800 different lipids to check your metabolic risk and hea…

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What is monkeypox and where is it coming from? treating the rise in melanoma cases; better stroke management; comparing data on mental health conditions against immune-related diseases
What is monkeypox and where is it coming from? treating the rise in melanoma cases; better stroke management; comparing data on mental health conditions against immune-related diseases

Combating monkeypox with increased vaccination—and monitoring polio cases in Ukraine; Treating the increasing number of melanoma cases; A faster and …

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Considering health issues ahead of an election
Considering health issues ahead of an election

Ahead of the election, The Health Report hosts a discussion between experts about the pressing health issues. What are the most pronounced problems, …

3 years, 10 months ago

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