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 ...
Headlines & Global News
Test Can Predict Whether Elderly Patients Could Die Within a Month
Headlines & Global News
The unpredictability of life makes predicting one's time of death nearly impossible. However, one particular new medical practice may offer health professionals the next best thing for elderly patients. Share This Story ...
Doctors to trial 29-point checklist for elderly patients facing 'unavoidable' deathThe Independent
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Headlines & Global News
The unpredictability of life makes predicting one's time of death nearly impossible. However, one particular new medical practice may offer health professionals the next best thing for elderly patients. Share This Story ...
Doctors to trial 29-point checklist for elderly patients facing 'unavoidable' death
Checklist May Help Identify Patients for End-of-Life Care
The DEATH test: Doctors' check list spots patients most at risk of dying within 30 ...
HealthCanal.com
New program reduces hospitalizations for youth with psychosis
HealthCanal.com
Providing coordinated care to young people who experience their first psychotic episode reduces hospitalization costs and helps patients continue to work and go to school, according to a new study scheduled to appear online Feb. 2 in the journal Psychiatric ...
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HealthCanal.com
Providing coordinated care to young people who experience their first psychotic episode reduces hospitalization costs and helps patients continue to work and go to school, according to a new study scheduled to appear online Feb. 2 in the journal Psychiatric ...
Early Intervention Program Offers Hope for New Haven Area Youths With ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Beware of stingrays this summer, urges one of Sydney's growing number of victims
Sydney Morning Herald
Stingray attacks are landing a worrying number of Sydneysiders in hospital, as the hot weather draws big crowds to play, splash and wade in shallow waters. On Friday night, three men and one woman arrived in quick succession at St Vincent's Hospital's ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Stingray attacks are landing a worrying number of Sydneysiders in hospital, as the hot weather draws big crowds to play, splash and wade in shallow waters. On Friday night, three men and one woman arrived in quick succession at St Vincent's Hospital's ...
Brisbane Times
Manage hyper-consumption with the 'modern' fast
Brisbane Times
How do we cope in a world full of constant reminders to eat more junk food, drink more alcohol, have more friends, read more, post more, text more, and tweet more? One emerging way of managing hyper-consumption is the "modern" fast. Fasts have a long ...
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Brisbane Times
How do we cope in a world full of constant reminders to eat more junk food, drink more alcohol, have more friends, read more, post more, text more, and tweet more? One emerging way of managing hyper-consumption is the "modern" fast. Fasts have a long ...
Stuff.co.nz
Researchers find early signs of puberty common from age 7
Stuff.co.nz
Lead researcher Professor George Patton says the experience of boys and girls in puberty is vastly different. Everyone who has been through puberty is familiar with its calling cards: the sudden sprouting of pubic hair, the breast buds, the oily skin and then ...
What's happening to me?Wagin Argus
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Stuff.co.nz
Lead researcher Professor George Patton says the experience of boys and girls in puberty is vastly different. Everyone who has been through puberty is familiar with its calling cards: the sudden sprouting of pubic hair, the breast buds, the oily skin and then ...
What's happening to me?
Perth Now
Call for patients to avoid Royal Perth Hospital emergency as Fiona Stanley ...
NEWS.com.au
HEALTH Department authorities are urging patients to avoid Royal Perth Hospital's emergency department where possible over the next three weeks, as services move to Fiona Stanley Hospital in Murdoch. RPH acting executive director Aresh Anwar told The ...
Top doc calls for ill to avoid RPHPerth Now
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NEWS.com.au
HEALTH Department authorities are urging patients to avoid Royal Perth Hospital's emergency department where possible over the next three weeks, as services move to Fiona Stanley Hospital in Murdoch. RPH acting executive director Aresh Anwar told The ...
Top doc calls for ill to avoid RPH
University Herald
A Drink a Day? In Middle Age, It Might Lower Risk of HF: ARIC
Medscape
BOSTON, MA — In a large study, middle-aged Americans who drank up to seven alcoholic drinks a week were less likely to develop heart failure during a 24-year follow-up than their peers who abstained, drank more, or were former drinkers. These findings ...
Alcoholic Drinks Linked To Reduced Heart Failure RiskThe Inquisitr
Short course: A drink a day may lower risk of heart failureThe Indian Express
Bottom's up, there's a new health benefit for alcoholAustralian Women's Weekly
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Toronto Sun
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Medscape
BOSTON, MA — In a large study, middle-aged Americans who drank up to seven alcoholic drinks a week were less likely to develop heart failure during a 24-year follow-up than their peers who abstained, drank more, or were former drinkers. These findings ...
Alcoholic Drinks Linked To Reduced Heart Failure Risk
Short course: A drink a day may lower risk of heart failure
Bottom's up, there's a new health benefit for alcohol
Scotsman
Experts tackle epilepsy with football-style plan
Scotsman
A GENE which controls a network of hundreds of other genes in people with epilepsy has been discovered by scientists in what is being described as the beginning of a “new scientific approach” to finding a cure for the condition. The breakthrough by British ...
Study uses 'systems genetics' approach to identify potential target for epilepsyNews-Medical.net
Imperial College London-led Team Uncovers Regulator of Epilepsy Gene NetworkGenomeWeb
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Scotsman
A GENE which controls a network of hundreds of other genes in people with epilepsy has been discovered by scientists in what is being described as the beginning of a “new scientific approach” to finding a cure for the condition. The breakthrough by British ...
Study uses 'systems genetics' approach to identify potential target for epilepsy
Imperial College London-led Team Uncovers Regulator of Epilepsy Gene Network
Identifying Potential Target for Epilepsy Treatment
KWCH
Doctors say measles likely to reach Kansas
KWCH
Measles is a respiratory disease caused by a virus and spread through the air, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Measles starts with a fever, runny nose, cough, red eyes and sore throat, the CDC said. WICHITA, Kan. -. A measles ...
Dayton Children's urges parents to vaccinateFairborn Daily Herald
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KWCH
Measles is a respiratory disease caused by a virus and spread through the air, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Measles starts with a fever, runny nose, cough, red eyes and sore throat, the CDC said. WICHITA, Kan. -. A measles ...
Dayton Children's urges parents to vaccinate
Disneyland Measles Outbreak Shows Why We Should Ban Unvaccinated Kids ...
A Measles Outbreak And Debate Over Parents Opting Out of Vaccines For Their ...
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