Sydney Morning Herald
Top diet and fitness stories of 2014
Sydney Morning Herald
It's been a big year on the fitness and wellbeing front. But the biggest stories of the year may not be what you'd expect. Diet and nutrition features took a big bite out of the top 10. But, despite the immense splash it caused and the amount of conversation he ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
It's been a big year on the fitness and wellbeing front. But the biggest stories of the year may not be what you'd expect. Diet and nutrition features took a big bite out of the top 10. But, despite the immense splash it caused and the amount of conversation he ...
Dumped asbestos in Qld poses 'low risk'
The Australian (blog)
THE risk posed by tonnes of crushed asbestos illegally dumped near a highway west of Brisbane is low, health authorities say. THE Ipswich City Council says large amounts of the deadly substance have been found just 200 metres off the Warrego Highway at ...
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The Australian (blog)
THE risk posed by tonnes of crushed asbestos illegally dumped near a highway west of Brisbane is low, health authorities say. THE Ipswich City Council says large amounts of the deadly substance have been found just 200 metres off the Warrego Highway at ...
North Country Public Radio
Scientists Report Headway In Hunt For Dengue Vaccine
North Country Public Radio
Dengue sickens millions of people each year, and there's no cure. Now scientists have found... by Michaeleen Doucleff. The dengue virus has an icosahedral shape, similar to the pattern on a soccer ball. Antibodies stop the virus by binding to its surface.
Antibodies discovery could lead to universal dengue vaccineABC Online
Mosquito-Borne Dengue Targeted by Antibody With Hope for VaccineBusinessweek
Scientists a step closer to dengue fever vaccineHerald Sun
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North Country Public Radio
Dengue sickens millions of people each year, and there's no cure. Now scientists have found... by Michaeleen Doucleff. The dengue virus has an icosahedral shape, similar to the pattern on a soccer ball. Antibodies stop the virus by binding to its surface.
Antibodies discovery could lead to universal dengue vaccine
Mosquito-Borne Dengue Targeted by Antibody With Hope for Vaccine
Scientists a step closer to dengue fever vaccine
Herald Sun
Man who stabbed brain surgeon 14 times in hospital will contest charges
Herald Sun
THE man accused of attempting to murder an award-winning brain surgeon in a frenzied attack in a hospital foyer that was caught on CCTV will contest the charges, a court has heard. Melbourne Magistrates' Court heard Karim Al-Salam, 48, requested new ...
Magistrate frustrated by delay in 'straightforward, tragic' neurosurgeon attempted ...Brisbane Times
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Herald Sun
THE man accused of attempting to murder an award-winning brain surgeon in a frenzied attack in a hospital foyer that was caught on CCTV will contest the charges, a court has heard. Melbourne Magistrates' Court heard Karim Al-Salam, 48, requested new ...
Magistrate frustrated by delay in 'straightforward, tragic' neurosurgeon attempted ...
The Age
The one-minute workout: High Intensity Interval Training hits all new low
The Age
From Tabata's four-minute routine to the seven-minute workout, recent research has taught us that short, sharp bursts of exercise can be incredibly effective. But, one minute? National guidelines recommend a minimum of 30 minutes of moderate exercise ...
Good news: you may only need to workout for 60 secondsDaily Life
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The Age
From Tabata's four-minute routine to the seven-minute workout, recent research has taught us that short, sharp bursts of exercise can be incredibly effective. But, one minute? National guidelines recommend a minimum of 30 minutes of moderate exercise ...
Good news: you may only need to workout for 60 seconds
The Guardian
Two Years After Newtown, Some States Are Retreating On Mental Health Funding
Huffington Post
This piece comes to us courtesy of Stateline. Stateline is a nonpartisan, nonprofit news service of the Pew Charitable Trusts that provides daily reporting and analysis on trends in state policy. Fewer states increased their spending on mental health programs ...
Can Psychiatrists Stop Gun Violence?New York Times (blog)
NSW Mental Health Plan Worth National ReachPro Bono Australia
Post-Newtown Mental Health Movement Loses MomentumGoverning
The Guardian
somalicurrent
WBIR-TV
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Huffington Post
This piece comes to us courtesy of Stateline. Stateline is a nonpartisan, nonprofit news service of the Pew Charitable Trusts that provides daily reporting and analysis on trends in state policy. Fewer states increased their spending on mental health programs ...
Can Psychiatrists Stop Gun Violence?
NSW Mental Health Plan Worth National Reach
Post-Newtown Mental Health Movement Loses Momentum
NEWS.com.au
Significant number of women still smoking while pregnant: birth rate report
ABC Online
NICK GRIMM: For the first time in five years, there's been an increase in the rate of births in Australia. A report out today by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare also reveals an increase in the average age of Australian mothers. But an alarming ...
Baby boom after five year lullThe West Australian
Australia's Birth Rate Increases For First Time In Five YearsLeadership Newspapers
Births rise for first time in five yearsThe Australian
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ABC Online
NICK GRIMM: For the first time in five years, there's been an increase in the rate of births in Australia. A report out today by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare also reveals an increase in the average age of Australian mothers. But an alarming ...
Baby boom after five year lull
Australia's Birth Rate Increases For First Time In Five Years
Births rise for first time in five years
Stuff.co.nz
Sleep interruptus - there's trouble in the bedroom
Stuff.co.nz
Bad habits: A recent survey found up to 45 per cent of people brought electronic devices into the bedroom. Bedrooms are supposed to be a place of temptation for adults. But it seems we are succumbing to a temptation of a different kind, with many unable to ...
Australians are robbed of their sleep due to coffee, cats and iPhones says new ...Daily Mail
Sleep cycles disrupted by electronic devicesThe Age
Australians are not taking their sleep seriously enough, study findsCT Australia
Australian Women's Weekly
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Stuff.co.nz
Bad habits: A recent survey found up to 45 per cent of people brought electronic devices into the bedroom. Bedrooms are supposed to be a place of temptation for adults. But it seems we are succumbing to a temptation of a different kind, with many unable to ...
Australians are robbed of their sleep due to coffee, cats and iPhones says new ...
Sleep cycles disrupted by electronic devices
Australians are not taking their sleep seriously enough, study finds
CityLab
Family day care ban 'unfair to parents'
St George and Sutherland Shire Leader
FAMILY day care operators will now be banned from placing their own children in family day care. The new law is intended to stop unscrupulous operators from rorting childcare rebates. Family Day Care Australia supports the federal government's tough ...
Day care recognises years of serviceNamoi Valley Independent
In the Search for Affordable Childcare, Location Is EverythingCityLab
Day care fraud uncovered: investigation reveals $23m lostIllawarra Mercury
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St George and Sutherland Shire Leader
FAMILY day care operators will now be banned from placing their own children in family day care. The new law is intended to stop unscrupulous operators from rorting childcare rebates. Family Day Care Australia supports the federal government's tough ...
Day care recognises years of service
In the Search for Affordable Childcare, Location Is Everything
Day care fraud uncovered: investigation reveals $23m lost
Science Times
Lack of Sleep Can Trigger Obesity Among Children: Study
Science Times
The higher the amount of trans fat and processed carbohydrates one consumes, the higher is his or her chances of becoming obese, not to mention, acquiring illnesses such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, among others. However, the opposite ...
Sleep duration, sleep-disordered breathing linked to childhood obesity at 15 yearsHealio
Sleep Problems Could Increase Risk Of Obesity In ChildrenThe Inquisitr
Chronic lack of sleep doubles obesity risk in kidsHindustan Times
Education World
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Science Times
The higher the amount of trans fat and processed carbohydrates one consumes, the higher is his or her chances of becoming obese, not to mention, acquiring illnesses such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, among others. However, the opposite ...
Sleep duration, sleep-disordered breathing linked to childhood obesity at 15 years
Sleep Problems Could Increase Risk Of Obesity In Children
Chronic lack of sleep doubles obesity risk in kids
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