Sydney Morning Herald
How to stop your weekends making you fat
Sydney Morning Herald
A week of relatively well-controlled eating quickly replaced with overeating, over drinking and basically overindulging until Monday morning. While there is nothing wrong with enjoying the weekend with plenty of good food, wine and company, a weekly ritual ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
A week of relatively well-controlled eating quickly replaced with overeating, over drinking and basically overindulging until Monday morning. While there is nothing wrong with enjoying the weekend with plenty of good food, wine and company, a weekly ritual ...
AsiaOne
Un-Australian? Aussies drinking 25% less than 40 years ago
Foodprocessing
So much for the stereotype of the beer-swilling Aussie: research shows we're drinking a full 25% less alcohol than we did 40 years ago. While beer producers probably aren't happy about this, there is a definite upside: it has dramatically curbed ...
ALSA gets on front foot with facts on drinking habitsThe Shout
Are we drinking less?ABC Online (blog)
How other places tackle drinkingAsiaOne
3AW
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Foodprocessing
So much for the stereotype of the beer-swilling Aussie: research shows we're drinking a full 25% less alcohol than we did 40 years ago. While beer producers probably aren't happy about this, there is a definite upside: it has dramatically curbed ...
ALSA gets on front foot with facts on drinking habits
Are we drinking less?
How other places tackle drinking
Daily Mail
The DEATH test: Doctors' check list spots patients most at risk of dying within 30 ...
Daily Mail
A test to identify those elderly patients most at risk of dying within 30 days has been developed by doctors. They say the test will give people the chance to go home and spend time saying goodbye to loved ones, preventing them from enduring their last days ...
Full checklist that makes up the 'death test'Telegraph.co.uk
Checklist May Help Identify Patients for End-of-Life CareMedscape
Doctors devise 29-point death checklist6minutes
The Independent
HealthCanal.com
The Guardian
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Daily Mail
A test to identify those elderly patients most at risk of dying within 30 days has been developed by doctors. They say the test will give people the chance to go home and spend time saying goodbye to loved ones, preventing them from enduring their last days ...
Full checklist that makes up the 'death test'
Checklist May Help Identify Patients for End-of-Life Care
Doctors devise 29-point death checklist
The Independent
Implantable device helps lower high blood pressure
CBS News
Peter Hunt says life in his English village is more enjoyable now that he's found a way to keep his resistant high blood pressure under control. The 62-year-old is enrolled in a clinical trial to test out a tiny device which he had implanted in his upper thigh two ...
Study: New device to lower high blood pressure shows promiseWCAX
'Implantable' paperclip size device can significantly lower blood pressureNew Kerala
Device Lowers Blood Pressure SignificantlyLaboratory Equipment
WTAJ
BBC News
The Australian (blog)
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CBS News
Peter Hunt says life in his English village is more enjoyable now that he's found a way to keep his resistant high blood pressure under control. The 62-year-old is enrolled in a clinical trial to test out a tiny device which he had implanted in his upper thigh two ...
Study: New device to lower high blood pressure shows promise
'Implantable' paperclip size device can significantly lower blood pressure
Device Lowers Blood Pressure Significantly
Oncology Nurse Advisor
Colorectal cancer incidence is increasing among young adults
Oncology Nurse Advisor
Screening efforts have resulted in an overall decrease in incidence of colorectal cancer (CRC). However, incidence of the disease in young adults (ages 20-39 years) has increased in the past 20 to 30 years. Little is known about CRC incidence in young ...
Incidence of Colorectal Cancer Increasing in Young AdultsHealthCanal.com
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Oncology Nurse Advisor
Screening efforts have resulted in an overall decrease in incidence of colorectal cancer (CRC). However, incidence of the disease in young adults (ages 20-39 years) has increased in the past 20 to 30 years. Little is known about CRC incidence in young ...
Incidence of Colorectal Cancer Increasing in Young Adults
Colorectal cancer occurs frequently in young adults
Sydney Morning Herald
Why private health insurance is so expensive, and what can be done about it
Sydney Morning Herald
Health insurance premiums to surge. For private health insurance customers who cannot understand why their premiums are set to rise at triple the rate of inflation, the experience of CUA Health may shed some light. The fast-growing health fund just paid out ...
Meeting with Ley 'very good', says AMA6minutes
Private health insurance increase 'couldn't come at a worst time'Illawarra Mercury
Medicare levy rise fairer – DemocratsSunraysia Daily
Business Insider Australia
Newcastle Herald
The Australian
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Sydney Morning Herald
Health insurance premiums to surge. For private health insurance customers who cannot understand why their premiums are set to rise at triple the rate of inflation, the experience of CUA Health may shed some light. The fast-growing health fund just paid out ...
Meeting with Ley 'very good', says AMA
Private health insurance increase 'couldn't come at a worst time'
Medicare levy rise fairer – Democrats
Pioneer News
Study Demonstrates Benefit of Video Therapy On Autism Risk In Babies
Pioneer News
A new study has observed that video-based therapy could reduce risk for developing autism in babies who are born at risk for the condition. Jonathan Green, a professor of child and adolescent psychiatry with the University of Manchester, in England, says, ...
Video-based therapy may benefit babies at risk for autismExaminer.com
'Innovative' intervention helps babies at high risk of autismFox News
Video Feedback May Help Babies At Risk for AutismTech Times
ABC Online
Huffington Post
Doctors Lounge
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Pioneer News
A new study has observed that video-based therapy could reduce risk for developing autism in babies who are born at risk for the condition. Jonathan Green, a professor of child and adolescent psychiatry with the University of Manchester, in England, says, ...
Video-based therapy may benefit babies at risk for autism
'Innovative' intervention helps babies at high risk of autism
Video Feedback May Help Babies At Risk for Autism
Do sexually transmitted ailments drive variation in mammalian immunity
National Gazette
It has been assumed that the increased transmission of sexually-transmitted illnesses in the case of mating promiscuity is influential in shaping the immune program of mammals. Outcomes published in the scientific journal Functional Ecology this week ...
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National Gazette
It has been assumed that the increased transmission of sexually-transmitted illnesses in the case of mating promiscuity is influential in shaping the immune program of mammals. Outcomes published in the scientific journal Functional Ecology this week ...
Cancer drugs driving PBS cost blowout
The Border Mail
SUBSIDIES for high-cost cancer drugs are growing faster than for other medicines, an analysis shows. Chemotherapy costs rose from $84 million in 2009-10 to $586 million last financial year, a parliamentary paper shows. An annual 63 per cent growth in the ...
Cost of cancer drugs rises sharply to $586 millionSydney Morning Herald
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The Border Mail
SUBSIDIES for high-cost cancer drugs are growing faster than for other medicines, an analysis shows. Chemotherapy costs rose from $84 million in 2009-10 to $586 million last financial year, a parliamentary paper shows. An annual 63 per cent growth in the ...
Cost of cancer drugs rises sharply to $586 million
Los Angeles Times
Ebola vaccine heads to Liberia for tests even as crisis eases
Los Angeles Times
The first 300 doses of an experimental Ebola vaccine were headed for Liberia on Friday, but health authorities say the West African nation may already have turned the corner on slowing the outbreak of the deadly disease. Although the vaccine was ...
Liberia to Receive First Batch of Experimental Ebola VaccineNewsweek
First batch of Ebola vaccine set to arrive in LiberiaAl Jazeera America
Ebola vaccine set for trial in West AfricaAljazeera.com
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Los Angeles Times
The first 300 doses of an experimental Ebola vaccine were headed for Liberia on Friday, but health authorities say the West African nation may already have turned the corner on slowing the outbreak of the deadly disease. Although the vaccine was ...
Liberia to Receive First Batch of Experimental Ebola Vaccine
First batch of Ebola vaccine set to arrive in Liberia
Ebola vaccine set for trial in West Africa
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