au-hotdailynews: 2015-07-15 Australia Health

Happiness greater for people in small towns, de facto couples according to ...
ABC Online
Researchers believe they may have found the secret to happiness, with Australians who live in towns with less than 1,000 people being significantly happier than those in big cities. Conducted by the University of Melbourne, the Household, Income and ...

How to be rich, healthy and happy   The Australian Financial Review
The survey says ... women are less happy with their relationships than men are   Sydney Morning Herald
University of Melbourne's HILDA: Household, Income and Labour Dynamics ...   Roy Morgan Research (press release)
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Patients warned against office surgeries
The Australian
PLASTIC surgeons are warning patients against going under the knife in doctors' offices amid a lack of regulation in the industry. THE Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons says there are currently no regulations around office-based surgeries, posing ...
Cosmetic surgery patients at risk from procedures done at office-based ...   ABC Online
TMH organises National Plastic Surgery Awareness Week   Financial Express
Unregulated 'conscious sedation' for cosmetic surgery is putting lives at risk ...   Sydney Morning Herald
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Medibank stoush may turn public
The Australian
Medibank's push to lean on private hospitals in an effort to cut costs threatens to become a public dispute, analysts warn, but they also argue the balance of power in hospital negotiations should shift to the health fund sectors' favour. The private ...
Tasmanian health provider Calvary says Medibank patients could pay more if ...   ABC Online
Survey reveals people 'unprepared' when leaving hospital   Clarence Valley Daily Examiner
'Like pulling teeth'   The Daily Advertiser

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Perth hospital woes not teething: Barnett
The Australian
DIFFICULTIES affecting Perth's newest hospital are more than teething problems, says the West Australian premier. AN expansion joint on a water pipe known as a bellows ruptured last week, flooding parts of the $2 billion hospital. Patients were left ...
Fiona Stanley Hospital problems 'more than teething', WA Premier concedes   ABC Online
Fiona Stanley Hospital puts patients at risk: nurses ,Nurses log litany of ...   The West Australian

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Food allergy burden shifts to older children as trend continues unabated
ABC Online
ASHLEY HALL: There's new evidence that food allergies are not just a problem for small children, they're also on the rise among older children and teenagers. A study published this morning shows the rise of food allergies continues unabated in ...
Life-threatening food allergies risking more children's lives   Herald Sun
More children at risk as 'food allergy generation' comes of age: study   The Canberra Times

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How doctors and developers are looking for innovative answers to the challenge ...
Business Insider Australia
Health and tech pros assembled at Hack Ageing to tackle the challenges of Australians getting older. Business Insider's coverage of Hack Ageing is brought to you in association with IBM. Ageing populations, which bring rising costs of welfare and ...
Phone health concept wins ageing hackathon   Pulse+IT Magazine
TeleXHealth wins Hack Aging event   Computerworld Australia
TeleXHealth wins Australia's Hack Aging Hackathon   CIO Australia

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Cancer survivors may face barriers to adoption
Fox News
Cancer survivors, who are often left infertile by the disease or treatment, may face unexpected hurdles if they later turn to adoption to start a family, a study suggests. Researchers who contacted adoption agencies found that while all prospective ...
'More support needed' for cancer survivors wanting to adopt   Medical News Today
Why Adoption Agencies Do Not Want Cancer Survivors To Adopt Kids   Chinatopix
Study Shows Infertile Cancer Survivors Face Unique Hurdles When Opting For ...   Tech Times
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Sunburn: Ouch! How to avoid, treat it
The Journal News | LoHud.com
One bad sunburn is all it takes to ruin a summer vacation. But that painful sunburn can also have effects that last long after your vacation is over. According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, a blistering sunburn in childhood or adolescence more than ...
Skin cancer detection may become non-invasive   Techie News
Sunburn art prompts warnings about skin cancer risk   MLive.com
Study: Sunbathing more dangerous than driving a car   The Weather Network
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