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WHO says 1.1 billion young people at risk of hearing loss
The Guardian Nigeria
THE World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that some 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults are at risk of hearing loss due to the unsafe use of personal audio devices, including smartphones, and exposure to damaging levels of sound at noisy ...
More than 1 billion young people at risk of hearing damage from listening to loud ...ABC Online
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The Guardian Nigeria
THE World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that some 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults are at risk of hearing loss due to the unsafe use of personal audio devices, including smartphones, and exposure to damaging levels of sound at noisy ...
More than 1 billion young people at risk of hearing damage from listening to loud ...
1.1 billion people at risk of hearing loss because of personal audio devices, says ...
WHO highlights threat of recreational noise for hearing loss
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Bundaberg, Laidley aged care centres face probe
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AGED care centres at Bundaberg and Laidley are being investigated by authorities following complaints of abuse and neglect. The Aged Care Quality Agency started investigating the Kepnock Grove Retirement Centre in Bundaberg after reports of ...
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The Sunshine Coast Daily
AGED care centres at Bundaberg and Laidley are being investigated by authorities following complaints of abuse and neglect. The Aged Care Quality Agency started investigating the Kepnock Grove Retirement Centre in Bundaberg after reports of ...
Qld aged care home fails residents: review
Baptist-run nursing homes Kepnock Grove and Karinya Village issued non ...
Second home hit as aged-care cops rush in
Women's Agenda
The Wellness Warrior Jessica Ainscough has died age 30
Women's Agenda
Jessica Ainscough, a former Dolly magazine online editor and patient of a rare form of cancer, has died aged 30. Ainscough was diagnosed with epithelioid sarcoma, a rare form of cancer that disproportionately affects young people, when she was 22 and ...
Jessica Ainscough, Australia's 'wellness warrior', dies of cancer aged 30The Guardian
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Women's Agenda
Jessica Ainscough, a former Dolly magazine online editor and patient of a rare form of cancer, has died aged 30. Ainscough was diagnosed with epithelioid sarcoma, a rare form of cancer that disproportionately affects young people, when she was 22 and ...
Jessica Ainscough, Australia's 'wellness warrior', dies of cancer aged 30
'Wellness Warrior' Jess dies from cancer
'Wellness warrior' Jessica Ainscough dies from rare cancer, aged 30
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Organ donation in the family's hands
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Australian hospitals have the right processes in place to identify potential organ donors, but low next-of-kin consent rates continue to impede higher donation rates. These are the findings from a six-month retrospective review of patient deaths in a major ...
Queensland families overruling dying relatives with to donate organsCourier Mail
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Australian hospitals have the right processes in place to identify potential organ donors, but low next-of-kin consent rates continue to impede higher donation rates. These are the findings from a six-month retrospective review of patient deaths in a major ...
Queensland families overruling dying relatives with to donate organs
Organ donation rates held back by families refusing consent, study finds
Next-of-kin consent is the key to increasing organ donations in Australia
Sky News Australia
High cost of eating disorders halved with preventative treatment: report
ABC Online
ELEANOR HALL: Research is backed by a separate report out today into the high price being paid by Australians affected by eating disorders. It was commissioned by the Butterfly Foundation, which represents people with body image problems. Its CEO is ...
Eating disorders costing billions9news.com.au
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ABC Online
ELEANOR HALL: Research is backed by a separate report out today into the high price being paid by Australians affected by eating disorders. It was commissioned by the Butterfly Foundation, which represents people with body image problems. Its CEO is ...
Eating disorders costing billions
Save billions by treating eating disorders
Herald Sun
Ebola: Further tests confirm two girls in Melbourne do not have virus
ABC Online
Further tests have confirmed two girls suspected of having the Ebola virus in Melbourne do not have the disease, Victoria's Health Department says. The girls had high temperatures when they flew into Melbourne Airport from Guinea in West Africa on ...
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ABC Online
Further tests have confirmed two girls suspected of having the Ebola virus in Melbourne do not have the disease, Victoria's Health Department says. The girls had high temperatures when they flew into Melbourne Airport from Guinea in West Africa on ...
Two Melbourne girls cleared of Ebola
The Independent
More than two thirds of smokers are killed by diseases caused by tobacco use ...
The Independent
Two in every three smokers are killed by their habit, new research has found. A study of 200,000 people in Australia – smokers and non-smokers over the age of 45 – has found that more people die from smoking tobacco than previously thought.
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The Independent
Two in every three smokers are killed by their habit, new research has found. A study of 200,000 people in Australia – smokers and non-smokers over the age of 45 – has found that more people die from smoking tobacco than previously thought.
Study: Two in every three Australian smokers more likely to die from their habit
67% of smokers WILL die from the habit, says new research
Sixty seven per cent cigarette addicts will die, new research says
The Daily Telegraph
Take a chill pill! Intense anger can increase heart attack risk, University of ...
The Daily Telegraph
INTENSE bursts of anger after arguments with family or being sent into a rage while at work can increase the risk of a heart attack, according to new research from the University of Sydney. In the first Australian study linking acute emotional triggers and higher ...
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The Daily Telegraph
INTENSE bursts of anger after arguments with family or being sent into a rage while at work can increase the risk of a heart attack, according to new research from the University of Sydney. In the first Australian study linking acute emotional triggers and higher ...
Episodes of intense anger associated with high risk of heart attack
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Student: My favourite bug to eat? Cockroaches
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An American student has just spent thirty days on a diet of bugs. Camren Brantley-Rios says traditional meat like pork and beef are unsustainable and he wanted to see whether he could stomach a month of meals which included insects as his main source of ...
Could you stomach 30 days of bugs?NEWS.com.au (blog)
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BBC News
An American student has just spent thirty days on a diet of bugs. Camren Brantley-Rios says traditional meat like pork and beef are unsustainable and he wanted to see whether he could stomach a month of meals which included insects as his main source of ...
Could you stomach 30 days of bugs?
The thirty-working day worm and cricket diet program
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Nuts can reduce death from heart disease
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THE next time you reach for a snack, you may want to make it a handful of nuts because research shows they can reduce your risk of death from heart disease. AMERICAN scientists found nuts and peanuts were linked to a reduced risk of death from ...
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THE next time you reach for a snack, you may want to make it a handful of nuts because research shows they can reduce your risk of death from heart disease. AMERICAN scientists found nuts and peanuts were linked to a reduced risk of death from ...
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