Sydney Morning Herald
Unnecessary tests: Choosing Wisely campaign targets brain scans, food allergy ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Common medical procedures including brain scans, food allergy tests and long-term reflux medication are unnecessary and possibly harmful for many patients and should be radically reduced, doctors have warned. Five of the peak specialty medical groups ...
The 25 medical tests and medicines doctors say you don't needNEWS.com.au
Campaign targets health risks and costsCourier Mail
Campaign urges patients, doctors to cut unnecessary tests and treatmentsABC Online
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Sydney Morning Herald
Common medical procedures including brain scans, food allergy tests and long-term reflux medication are unnecessary and possibly harmful for many patients and should be radically reduced, doctors have warned. Five of the peak specialty medical groups ...
The 25 medical tests and medicines doctors say you don't need
Campaign targets health risks and costs
Campaign urges patients, doctors to cut unnecessary tests and treatments
The West Australian
Inquest probes deaths at Fremantle clinic
Courier Mail
A FREMANTLE mental health service is in the spotlight after five patients who had been in and out of treatment took their own lives. AN inquest in the Coroners Court of Western Australia is examining the deaths of Stephen Colin Robson, 47, Ruby Natasha ...
Inquest into 'similar' clinic deaths startsThe West Australian
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Courier Mail
A FREMANTLE mental health service is in the spotlight after five patients who had been in and out of treatment took their own lives. AN inquest in the Coroners Court of Western Australia is examining the deaths of Stephen Colin Robson, 47, Ruby Natasha ...
Inquest into 'similar' clinic deaths starts
Daily Mail
Pensioner, 95, joins praise for teenage Aldi worker who walked him home
Daily Mail
The pensioner who was helped home by an Aldi worker in actions praised around the world has thanked the teenager who came to his aid. Christian Trouesdale walked 95-year-old Bob Malloy home after the elderly man finished his shopping at the budget ...
An act of kindness goes a long wayNEWS.com.au
Teenage Aldi worker becomes internet sensation after helping elderly pensioner ...Telegraph.co.uk
Teenage grocery store employee gets worldwide praise for walking senior homeMashable
The Inquisitr
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Daily Mail
The pensioner who was helped home by an Aldi worker in actions praised around the world has thanked the teenager who came to his aid. Christian Trouesdale walked 95-year-old Bob Malloy home after the elderly man finished his shopping at the budget ...
An act of kindness goes a long way
Teenage Aldi worker becomes internet sensation after helping elderly pensioner ...
Teenage grocery store employee gets worldwide praise for walking senior home
Los Angeles Times
Study says pollution may have reduced birth weights in Beijing
Los Angeles Times
Exposure to air pollution may reduce the weight of newborn children, according to scientists who studied birth weights in Beijing before, during and after the 2008 Summer Olympic Games, when Chinese government controls temporarily reduced the city's ...
Study: Birth Weights Rose When China Curbed Air PollutionThe Chosun Ilbo
Beijing Olympics study proves foul-air effect on newbornsThe Australian
Beijing Olympics Study Hints at Smog's Impact on Birth WeightsU.S. News & World Report
HealthCanal.com
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Los Angeles Times
Exposure to air pollution may reduce the weight of newborn children, according to scientists who studied birth weights in Beijing before, during and after the 2008 Summer Olympic Games, when Chinese government controls temporarily reduced the city's ...
Study: Birth Weights Rose When China Curbed Air Pollution
Beijing Olympics study proves foul-air effect on newborns
Beijing Olympics Study Hints at Smog's Impact on Birth Weights
The Australian
Babies using mobile media, new study reveals
The Australian
More than a third of babies in the US are tapping on smartphones and tablets even before they're walking or talking, according to a new study. And by their first birthday, one in seven infants is using devices for at least an hour a day. The results of the First ...
Babies and smartphones – not a smart moveThe Australian Financial Review
Babies using smartphones even before they learn to walk: StudyTimes of India
Babies as young as 6 MONTHS are using smartphones and tabletsDaily Mail
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The Australian
More than a third of babies in the US are tapping on smartphones and tablets even before they're walking or talking, according to a new study. And by their first birthday, one in seven infants is using devices for at least an hour a day. The results of the First ...
Babies and smartphones – not a smart move
Babies using smartphones even before they learn to walk: Study
Babies as young as 6 MONTHS are using smartphones and tablets
Sydney Morning Herald
Increased potassium intake associated with health benefits: diet survey
Sydney Morning Herald
Kale can do it. Guacamole, potato, bananas and coconuts can too. Nutrition recommendations often focus on what we should be eating less of, rather than what we should be eating more of. A new study of 2185 teenage girls has found that there are more ...
Potassium may matter more than salt for BP in teensTimes of India
How Salt, Potassium Affect Your Teen's Blood PressureHealth Hub from Cleveland Clinic
Study Challenges Salt Guidelines for KidsU.S. News & World Report
The Inquisitr
Business Standard
New York Times (blog)
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Sydney Morning Herald
Kale can do it. Guacamole, potato, bananas and coconuts can too. Nutrition recommendations often focus on what we should be eating less of, rather than what we should be eating more of. A new study of 2185 teenage girls has found that there are more ...
Potassium may matter more than salt for BP in teens
How Salt, Potassium Affect Your Teen's Blood Pressure
Study Challenges Salt Guidelines for Kids
McGill Reporter
HPV vaccine should not be delayed
Science Daily
Date: April 27, 2015; Source: Queen's University; Summary: New research shows early benefits from the human papillomavirus vaccine in young girls. The HPV vaccine, which protects against four types of HPV shown to cause cervical cancer and anogenital ...
Benefits of HPV vaccine can be seen in high school girls, study saysLos Angeles Times
HPV Vaccine Produces Early Benefits for Teen GirlsWebMD
Benefits of Early HPV Vaccination Emerge RapidlyMedscape
HealthCanal.com
New Zealand Herald
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Science Daily
Date: April 27, 2015; Source: Queen's University; Summary: New research shows early benefits from the human papillomavirus vaccine in young girls. The HPV vaccine, which protects against four types of HPV shown to cause cervical cancer and anogenital ...
Benefits of HPV vaccine can be seen in high school girls, study says
HPV Vaccine Produces Early Benefits for Teen Girls
Benefits of Early HPV Vaccination Emerge Rapidly
Sydney Morning Herald
Study reveals the trick to getting a song out of your head
Sydney Morning Herald
Good news for anyone who spent the best part of 2014 involuntarily humming to Pharrell Williams' Happy: a new study has uncovered a method for getting a catchy song out of your head. Researchers at the University of Reading have found that chewing gum ...
the trick to getting a song out of your headBrisbane Times
Song stuck in your head? Chew some gumFree Malaysia Today
Got a catchy tune stuck in your head? Try chewing gumMalay Mail Online
Hindustan Times
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Times of India
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Sydney Morning Herald
Good news for anyone who spent the best part of 2014 involuntarily humming to Pharrell Williams' Happy: a new study has uncovered a method for getting a catchy song out of your head. Researchers at the University of Reading have found that chewing gum ...
the trick to getting a song out of your head
Song stuck in your head? Chew some gum
Got a catchy tune stuck in your head? Try chewing gum
Mackay Daily Mercury
Sterilisation unit repaired, surgery to return to normal
Mackay Daily Mercury
ELECTIVE surgery at Mackay Base Hospital will return to normal today as the hospital's sterilisation unit is repaired. It is believed that 14 elective procedures had been cancelled at the hospital after a sterilisation unit broke down on Saturday. A statement, by ...
Mackay Base Hospital elective surgery returning to normal after sterilisation unit ...ABC Online
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Mackay Daily Mercury
ELECTIVE surgery at Mackay Base Hospital will return to normal today as the hospital's sterilisation unit is repaired. It is believed that 14 elective procedures had been cancelled at the hospital after a sterilisation unit broke down on Saturday. A statement, by ...
Mackay Base Hospital elective surgery returning to normal after sterilisation unit ...
MinnPost
Cardiologist says sugar and carbs are the main cause of rising obesity rates
ABC Online
Sugar and carbohydrates are the main culprits in rising obesity rates, and exercise doesn't actually help you lose much weight. That's according to a provocative article in a leading medical journal by three health experts. British cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra ...
New study suggests that exercise type may be less important in fight against ...News-Medical.net
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ABC Online
Sugar and carbohydrates are the main culprits in rising obesity rates, and exercise doesn't actually help you lose much weight. That's according to a provocative article in a leading medical journal by three health experts. British cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra ...
New study suggests that exercise type may be less important in fight against ...
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