Sydney Morning Herald
Second case of hepatitis A linked to Nanna's frozen berries in NSW
Sydney Morning Herald
Frozen berries recalled over hepatitis link. A second person in NSW has been diagnosed with hepatitis A after eating Nanna's frozen mixed berries. This comes one day after the Victorian Health Department issued a massive recall for one-kilogram packets of ...
Frozen berries linked to Hepatitis A 0:35Herald Sun
Frozen mixed berries recalled across Australia over 'hepatitis A link'ABC Online
More frozen berries recalled over hep AThe Australian (blog)
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Sydney Morning Herald
Frozen berries recalled over hepatitis link. A second person in NSW has been diagnosed with hepatitis A after eating Nanna's frozen mixed berries. This comes one day after the Victorian Health Department issued a massive recall for one-kilogram packets of ...
Frozen berries linked to Hepatitis A 0:35
Frozen mixed berries recalled across Australia over 'hepatitis A link'
More frozen berries recalled over hep A
Sydney Morning Herald
Doctors slam NSW Labor's plan for nurse-run clinics
Sydney Morning Herald
Labor to spend $40 million on nurse-led health centres. Australia's peak medical body has slammed the NSW opposition's key health policy to establish four nurse-led walk-in treatment centres as a "waste of money". The Australian Medical Association said ...
AMA slams Labor's nurse clinic plan9news.com.au
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Sydney Morning Herald
Labor to spend $40 million on nurse-led health centres. Australia's peak medical body has slammed the NSW opposition's key health policy to establish four nurse-led walk-in treatment centres as a "waste of money". The Australian Medical Association said ...
AMA slams Labor's nurse clinic plan
Labor to spend $40 million on nurse-led health centres to relieve pressure on ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Modern diet may be driving us crazy
Sydney Morning Herald
The big idea. The fruit, vegetables and wholegrains which our grandmothers would readily recognise as food have been displaced with highly processed sweet, salty and fatty foods. Is big business sending us mad? It's the tantalising question flowing logically ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
The big idea. The fruit, vegetables and wholegrains which our grandmothers would readily recognise as food have been displaced with highly processed sweet, salty and fatty foods. Is big business sending us mad? It's the tantalising question flowing logically ...
Clarence Valley Daily Examiner
Video of 9-year-old transgender boy's life goes viral
Clarence Valley Daily Examiner
THE kids at school call Milla Brown "gay-girl" and "weirdo" - but in an astonishing video inspiring millions around the world the young Kiwi says he only wants people to accept him for who he is. Milla, 9, was born a girl but identifies with the male gender.
'I want to be a real boy': Transgender child's pleaTVNZ
LITTLE BOY'S HEARTFELT PLEA: PLEASE ACCEPT ME FOR WHO I AMQNews
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Clarence Valley Daily Examiner
THE kids at school call Milla Brown "gay-girl" and "weirdo" - but in an astonishing video inspiring millions around the world the young Kiwi says he only wants people to accept him for who he is. Milla, 9, was born a girl but identifies with the male gender.
'I want to be a real boy': Transgender child's plea
LITTLE BOY'S HEARTFELT PLEA: PLEASE ACCEPT ME FOR WHO I AM
'Accept me for who I am', pleads boy
University Herald
Stress May Be Linked To Worse Recovery In Women After Heart Attack
University Herald
Stress (Photo : Flickr) New research suggests that stress makes it more difficult for women to recover from a heart attack. New research suggests that stress makes it more difficult for women to recover from a heart attack. Researchers at Yale University found ...
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Stress (Photo : Flickr) New research suggests that stress makes it more difficult for women to recover from a heart attack. New research suggests that stress makes it more difficult for women to recover from a heart attack. Researchers at Yale University found ...
Stress Makes It Difficult To Recover From A Heart Attack, Especially For Women
Stressed Younger Women Recover Poorly After Heart Attack
Yale Researches Find Stress Linked to Worse Recovery in Women After Heart ...
WA today
Disabled police officer Ryan Marron injured in 'carer accident'
WA today
Disabled police officer Ryan Marron has been left with serious injuries after his wheelchair ran out of control down a driveway and crashed onto the road. He was thrown from the wheelchair, hitting the bitumen face first, and has been left with his jaw broken in ...
Surgery for Marron after wheelchair crashPerth Now
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WA today
Disabled police officer Ryan Marron has been left with serious injuries after his wheelchair ran out of control down a driveway and crashed onto the road. He was thrown from the wheelchair, hitting the bitumen face first, and has been left with his jaw broken in ...
Surgery for Marron after wheelchair crash
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Pitt expert talks about teenage brain development at AAAS Annual Meeting
Medical Xpress
Teenage exploration and risk taking could be explained by dramatic changes in the brain that allow elaborate planning and are driven by the need for immediate reward, according to a University of Pittsburgh neuroscientist who will be talking about her ...
We're 'kidults' in our 20s, research showsThe Australian (blog)
Teenagers get a buzz from riskThe Sunday Times
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Teenage exploration and risk taking could be explained by dramatic changes in the brain that allow elaborate planning and are driven by the need for immediate reward, according to a University of Pittsburgh neuroscientist who will be talking about her ...
We're 'kidults' in our 20s, research shows
Teenagers get a buzz from risk
Sydney Morning Herald
Surviving cancer: four tales of beating the odds
Sydney Morning Herald
Maria Psaradellis was diagnosed with cancer on her neck when she was just 11 weeks old. Thanks to her mother's instinct that something serious was wrong and a quick diagnosis from her doctor she was treated quickly and has now made a full recovery.
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Maria Psaradellis was diagnosed with cancer on her neck when she was just 11 weeks old. Thanks to her mother's instinct that something serious was wrong and a quick diagnosis from her doctor she was treated quickly and has now made a full recovery.
Sydney Morning Herald
Poll shows 70 per cent want e-cigarrette vaping banned in public
Sydney Morning Herald
The rise of "vaping" e-cigarettes is annoying non-smokers. A new survey shows 70 per cent of people want the devices banned on public transport, workplaces, restaurants and other places where smoking is prohibited. Current NSW smoking restrictions do ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
The rise of "vaping" e-cigarettes is annoying non-smokers. A new survey shows 70 per cent of people want the devices banned on public transport, workplaces, restaurants and other places where smoking is prohibited. Current NSW smoking restrictions do ...
Full-Time Whistle
Pig organ transplants back in the spotlight as cell research moves to trial stage
Full-Time Whistle
A specific type of pig cell could soon be transplanted into humans, according to a senior immunology researcher, reigniting the prospect of pig organs ultimately being used in life-saving operations. The cells most likely to be used first are islet cells from the ...
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Full-Time Whistle
A specific type of pig cell could soon be transplanted into humans, according to a senior immunology researcher, reigniting the prospect of pig organs ultimately being used in life-saving operations. The cells most likely to be used first are islet cells from the ...
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