Asylum seeker Hamid Kehazaei's case needs to be reviewed, says Immigration ... Herald Sun
IMMIGRATION Minster Scott Morrison has ordered a review into the case of an asylum seeker who has been declared brain dead after a cut on his foot turned septic. Mr Morrison said he was reserving judgement on the case until the Immigration Department's ...
Asylum seeker on life support was given 'outstanding' care, says Scott MorrisonThe Guardian
Review ordered of medical care for Iranian detainee on Manus IslandThe Australian
Scott Morrison confirms 'parlous state' of asylum seeker on life supportSydney Morning Herald
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IMMIGRATION Minster Scott Morrison has ordered a review into the case of an asylum seeker who has been declared brain dead after a cut on his foot turned septic. Mr Morrison said he was reserving judgement on the case until the Immigration Department's ...
Asylum seeker on life support was given 'outstanding' care, says Scott Morrison
Review ordered of medical care for Iranian detainee on Manus Island
Scott Morrison confirms 'parlous state' of asylum seeker on life support
Earlier diagnosis for Parkinson's disease investigated ABC Online
ELEANOR HALL: As Australia's population ages, the number of people developing Parkinson's disease is expected to soar. The clearest symptoms of the disease are tremors and impaired movement. But researchers at the University of Adelaide say that ...
Mum discovers Parkinson's after a waveHerald Sun
Research targets early symptoms of Parkinson'sNewsMaker (press release)
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ELEANOR HALL: As Australia's population ages, the number of people developing Parkinson's disease is expected to soar. The clearest symptoms of the disease are tremors and impaired movement. But researchers at the University of Adelaide say that ...
Mum discovers Parkinson's after a wave
Research targets early symptoms of Parkinson's
Moles linked to cancer risk 9news.com.au
Australian dermatologists have confirmed a confronting link between the marks on your skin and the risk of cancer. There's an ugly truth behind these so-called beauty spots: researchers have found people with moles have a quadruple chance of developing ...
Research finds that having moles on your skin can QUADRUPLE cancer riskDaily Mail
Moles may quadruple your risk of melanoma: StudyToronto Sun
Moles Increase Melanoma RiskNature World News
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Australian dermatologists have confirmed a confronting link between the marks on your skin and the risk of cancer. There's an ugly truth behind these so-called beauty spots: researchers have found people with moles have a quadruple chance of developing ...
Research finds that having moles on your skin can QUADRUPLE cancer risk
Moles may quadruple your risk of melanoma: Study
Moles Increase Melanoma Risk
Sharks nine times more likely to kill men than women, researchers say Daily Mail
Researchers in Australia found men were targeted in 84 per cent of all unprovoked shark attacks. However, they also found males make up 89 per cent of all shark bite fatalities - meaning women are statistically more likely to survive a shark attack.
Sharks nine times more likely to kill men than women, study saysTelegraph.co.uk
Sharks Don't Like Fairer Sex FleshThe Wire
Why Do Sharks In Australia Attack Nine Times More Men Than Woman?The Inquisitr
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Researchers in Australia found men were targeted in 84 per cent of all unprovoked shark attacks. However, they also found males make up 89 per cent of all shark bite fatalities - meaning women are statistically more likely to survive a shark attack.
Sharks nine times more likely to kill men than women, study says
Sharks Don't Like Fairer Sex Flesh
Why Do Sharks In Australia Attack Nine Times More Men Than Woman?
New Study Shows Smoking Marijuana Is Addictive The Inquisitr
Some people think that cannabis is not addictive, but a new study shows that it could be. In a study conducted by the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), the results showed that 40 percent of young marijuana users who were treated in an outpatient ...
Smoking cannabis IS addictive, new study claimsDaily Mail
As Pot Smoking Rises, So Do Addiction ConcernsYahoo Health
Marijuana May Be More Addictive To TeensPNC Voice
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Some people think that cannabis is not addictive, but a new study shows that it could be. In a study conducted by the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), the results showed that 40 percent of young marijuana users who were treated in an outpatient ...
Smoking cannabis IS addictive, new study claims
As Pot Smoking Rises, So Do Addiction Concerns
Marijuana May Be More Addictive To Teens
Guard against diseases 'or pay' The Australian
AUSTRALIAN resources companies working across Africa need to invest in mitigating the risk of infectious disease to reduce the threat of mine closures caused by an outbreak, a leading health expert has warned. David Heymann, the head of the Centre on ...
Mining firms urged to help fight deadly Ebola outbreakCreamer Media's Mining Weekly
Ebola 'can't sustain itself', infectious disease expert Dr David Heymann tells ...Perth Now
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AUSTRALIAN resources companies working across Africa need to invest in mitigating the risk of infectious disease to reduce the threat of mine closures caused by an outbreak, a leading health expert has warned. David Heymann, the head of the Centre on ...
Mining firms urged to help fight deadly Ebola outbreak
Ebola 'can't sustain itself', infectious disease expert Dr David Heymann tells ...
Eating a banana a day can cut risk of strokes, study finds The Australian
EATING bananas or dried apricots, which are both rich in potassium, can cut the risk of strokes and even death dramatically, according to a study. Participants in the research who daily ate more than 3.2g of potassium — the equivalent of a baked potato, ...
Bananas 'cut stroke risk for women after menopause': Foods high in potassium ...Daily Mail
Elderly women can reduce stroke risk by eating potassiumDaily Digest
Plenty of bananas and beans to cut women's risk of strokeTelegraph.co.uk
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EATING bananas or dried apricots, which are both rich in potassium, can cut the risk of strokes and even death dramatically, according to a study. Participants in the research who daily ate more than 3.2g of potassium — the equivalent of a baked potato, ...
Bananas 'cut stroke risk for women after menopause': Foods high in potassium ...
Elderly women can reduce stroke risk by eating potassium
Plenty of bananas and beans to cut women's risk of stroke
Job interviews: a waste of time? Sydney Morning Herald (blog)
In last week's post about the insanity of how we work, a reader made a very interesting comment, which I've paraphrased below: “Studies have shown a recruitment decision based on random selection from a pool of shortlisted applicants is just as successful ...
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In last week's post about the insanity of how we work, a reader made a very interesting comment, which I've paraphrased below: “Studies have shown a recruitment decision based on random selection from a pool of shortlisted applicants is just as successful ...
New Zealand, Australian vaccine set to stop deadly infant virus Xinhua
WELLINGTON, Sept. 4 (Xinhua) -- New Zealand and Australian scientists are close to releasing a new vaccine against rotavirus, which, they say, could save the lives of more than 500,000 children under the age of five worldwide each year, most of them in ...
New Rotavirus vaccine proves a winnerOtago Daily Times
New rotavirus vaccine could save 500000 children a yearABC Online
Rotavirus vaccine could cut diarrhoea death rate in babies: Murdoch children's ...Sydney Morning Herald
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WELLINGTON, Sept. 4 (Xinhua) -- New Zealand and Australian scientists are close to releasing a new vaccine against rotavirus, which, they say, could save the lives of more than 500,000 children under the age of five worldwide each year, most of them in ...
New Rotavirus vaccine proves a winner
New rotavirus vaccine could save 500000 children a year
Rotavirus vaccine could cut diarrhoea death rate in babies: Murdoch children's ...
Triage tool helps in early treatment of RA Rheumatology Update
An international classification tool for rheumatoid arthritis has been shown to improve triage decisions and reduce waiting times in an Australian population. It's the first Australian study that has applied the 2010 ACR/EULAR Rheumatoid Arthritis Classification ...
Suiting up for arthritisCTV News
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An international classification tool for rheumatoid arthritis has been shown to improve triage decisions and reduce waiting times in an Australian population. It's the first Australian study that has applied the 2010 ACR/EULAR Rheumatoid Arthritis Classification ...
Suiting up for arthritis
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