2015年1月16日 星期五

2015-01-17 Australia Health


The News Reports
   
Hormones said to instruct brain to burn fat   
The News Reports
Researchers have found that hormones hold the key to weight loss as they are said to instruct brain to burn fat and this finding should provide new insights into how the brain regulates body fat. The new study, carried out by researchers over at Monash ...

Study claims our brain could tell our bodies to burn more fat   Mumbai Mirror
Brain may instruct our body to burn more fat   Financial Express
Is fat loss all in our mind?   ABC Online
Hindustan Times   
Herald Sun   
Times of India   
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The Australian
   
New Tony Abbott tackles old roadblocks   
The Australian
THE Abbott government is softening its stand on unpopular budget savings in a strategic shift to regain lost ground with voters, dumping a controversial increase in the cost of visiting a doctor. A compromise on $5 billion in higher-education savings is next on ...

People power foils diabolical decision | opinion   The Advocate
Policy backdowns of the Abbott government   Sydney Morning Herald
Medicare reform sent back to the waiting room   Brisbane Times
ABC Online   
NEWS.com.au   
The Guardian   
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helpmeoutDOC News - A consistent flow of medical news
   
Young adults ignore skin care concerns   
helpmeoutDOC News - A consistent flow of medical news
Having a tan hasn't been cool for a long time, but young adults who forget about sun protection end up with red faces and sun burns. Cancer Institute NSQ conducted a research that identified a significant cultural shift since the days of tanning oils, as adults ...

Melanomas getting picked up earlier   Wanganui Chronicle
Young Asians at greater skin cancer risk in Australia   HealthCanal.com
Skin Cancer Foundation shares tips for reversing sun damage   The Friday Flyer
Boorowa News   
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NEWS.com.au
   
Doctor angers tuckshop ladies over flabby arm jibe   
Toowoomba Chronicle
Tuck shop ladies, Rosemary Jefferies (left) and Pattie McCaul respond to comments made by AMAQ President, Shaun Rudd. Photo Bev Lacey / The Chronicle Bev Lacey. TOOWOOMBA "tuckshop ladies" have come out strongly against a senior Queensland ...

Tuckshop staff up in arms   Bundaberg News Mail
AMAQ apologises to tuckshop ladies for weighty quip   Brisbane Times
'Tuckshop arms' comment prompts apology after AMAQ president puts obesity ...   ABC Online
NEWS.com.au   
Herald Sun   
9news.com.au   
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Medical News Today
   
'High-intensity' disruptive behavior may indicate future problems for children   
Medical News Today
Temper tantrums, stealing and throwing toys around are forms of disruptive behavior that many young children exhibit when growing up. However, if this behavior is "high-intensity," it could indicate a psychiatric problem that predicts future antisocial behavior.
Conduct Disorders Found in One in 20 Preschool Children   KTIC
Difficult behavior in young children may point to later problems   HealthCanal.com
Excessive Temper Tantrums In Children May Spell Future Anti-Social Behaviors   Science World Report
helpmeoutDOC News - A consistent flow of medical news   
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ABC Online
   
Designer vaginas: Link between porn and cosmetic surgery unclear, study finds   
ABC Online
The notion that pornography is making women unhappy with their genitals and driving an increase in the demand for "designer vaginas" has been challenged by Australian researchers. A survey by Bethany Jones from the Australian National University (ANU) ...


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Radio Australia
   
Some young Asian Australians seek tanned skin, risk skin cancer: sun habits study   
Radio Australia
A new study looking at the sun habits of young Asian Australians shows many are choosing to deliberately tan themselves, putting themselves at greater risk of developing skin cancer. Yi-Lynn Teh is one young Asian Australian who likes tanned skin, while ...

Some young Asian Australians seek tanned skin, risk skin cancer: sun habits ...   Yahoo!7 News

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Oncology Nurse Advisor
   
Children of Melanoma Survivors Often Get Sunburned: Study   
Winnipeg Free Press
FRIDAY, Jan. 16, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Common wisdom holds that adults who've experienced the trauma of melanoma would go to greater lengths to shield their children from the sun's rays. But a new study shows that nearly half of parents who were ...

Check yourself! The difference between a mole and melanoma explained   Woman's Day
Many melanoma survivors not protecting their children from sun exposure   Oncology Nurse Advisor

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Dogs to demo on Australia Day   
Milton Ulladulla Times
AUSSIE PRIDE: Chief instructor Diane's Australian Kelpies Lady and Rusty all ready for the Australia Day demonstration. MILTON-ULLADULLA Dog Training Club's demonstration teams will be holding two performances over the Australia Day holiday ...

What To Do When a Dog Stops Eating   STLtoday.com

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Yibada (English Edition)
   
China Reports Over 100000 New Cases of HIV/AIDS in 2014   
Yibada (English Edition)
Based on data released on Thursday, Wang Guoqiang, vice head of the National Health and Family Planning Commission, informed the media that about 104,000 new HIV/AIDS infections were recorded throughout China in 2014. Zuma Press. Volunteers ...

Kids at centre of China's new HIV frontline   The Australian
China reports over 100000 new HIV/AIDS infections in 2014   Xinhua
China diagnosed 104000 new HIV/AIDs cases in 2014: report   Daily Mail
News-Medical.net   
Houston Chronicle   
Financial Times   
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