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Taking antibiotics linked to type 2 diabetes risk
CBS News
Taking antibiotics might increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, new research suggests. Danish researchers found that people with type 2 diabetes tended to take more antibiotics in the years leading up to their diagnosis than those without the ...
Antibiotic use linked to diabetes, Danish researchers findThe Australian (blog)
Antibiotics linked to increased risk of developing diabetesThe Times (subscription)
Antibiotics can increase diabetes riskNEWS.com.au
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Taking antibiotics might increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, new research suggests. Danish researchers found that people with type 2 diabetes tended to take more antibiotics in the years leading up to their diagnosis than those without the ...
Antibiotic use linked to diabetes, Danish researchers find
Antibiotics linked to increased risk of developing diabetes
Antibiotics can increase diabetes risk
Sydney Morning Herald
The worst time to eat is a matter of debate
Sydney Morning Herald
Loath as you may be to admit it, chances are that at some point you have found yourself in the kitchen late at night, devouring some sweet, salty or carb-rich treat even though you weren't hungry. Scientists are getting closer to understanding why ...
Eating at The Right Time May Help You Lose WeightHealth Aim
Is late night eating worse for your health?Daily Life
The problem with late lunch (and late-night snacks)LancasterOnline
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Sydney Morning Herald
Loath as you may be to admit it, chances are that at some point you have found yourself in the kitchen late at night, devouring some sweet, salty or carb-rich treat even though you weren't hungry. Scientists are getting closer to understanding why ...
Eating at The Right Time May Help You Lose Weight
Is late night eating worse for your health?
The problem with late lunch (and late-night snacks)
Sydney Morning Herald
Older sisters 'more likely to be obese'
Sydney Morning Herald
Older sisters are more likely to be overweight or obese than their female siblings, research suggests. The largest study of its kind on women found that birth order may play an important role in determining weight. The findings back up similar research ...
Firstborn women more likely to be overweight or obese: studyScoop.co.nz (press release)
Firstborn sister? You may be more at risk for obesityExaminer.com
Older sisters more likely to be overweight or obeseNEWS.com.au
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Sydney Morning Herald
Older sisters are more likely to be overweight or obese than their female siblings, research suggests. The largest study of its kind on women found that birth order may play an important role in determining weight. The findings back up similar research ...
Firstborn women more likely to be overweight or obese: study
Firstborn sister? You may be more at risk for obesity
Older sisters more likely to be overweight or obese
Brisbane Times
Jazmyn Carter-Maher's meningococcal death blamed on hospital errors
Brisbane Times
Medical staff on duty when Jazmyn Carter-Maher was admitted to Warwick Hospital failed to recognise serious warning signs. Photo: Warwick Daily News. A 17-year-old Queensland girl who died from meningococcal disease might still be alive if it wasn't ...
Hospital errors led to meningococcal deathSky News Australia
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Brisbane Times
Medical staff on duty when Jazmyn Carter-Maher was admitted to Warwick Hospital failed to recognise serious warning signs. Photo: Warwick Daily News. A 17-year-old Queensland girl who died from meningococcal disease might still be alive if it wasn't ...
Hospital errors led to meningococcal death
hospital errors 'contributed' to deaths
The Australian
Psychosis, HIV: The reality of ice addiction from inside Australian hospitals
The Australian
Harmful ... this is the reality of ice addiction as seen in Australian hospitals. Picture: Gary Ramage. WE left Royal Perth Hospital thinking what we'd seen was as bad as it could get: an HIV-positive ice user, in a state of extreme fury, spitting at ...
Talk to a former ice addict ... Jay Morris is here to answers your questions ...NEWS.com.au (blog)
How ice caught Australia nappingThe Advertiser
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The Australian
Harmful ... this is the reality of ice addiction as seen in Australian hospitals. Picture: Gary Ramage. WE left Royal Perth Hospital thinking what we'd seen was as bad as it could get: an HIV-positive ice user, in a state of extreme fury, spitting at ...
Talk to a former ice addict ... Jay Morris is here to answers your questions ...
How ice caught Australia napping
NEWS.com.au
Insurance lapse leaves WA man with $250000 medical bill after heart surgery in ...
NEWS.com.au
THE family of a 24-year-old WA man struck down with heart disease in Amsterdam face a $250,000 medical bill because his travel insurance expired just a week earlier. Now, they say they “need a miracle” to get him home. Birnie Shimkus and his girlfriend ...
WA man faced with huge medical bill after insurance lapse9news.com.au
Big medical bill after overseas opThe West Australian
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NEWS.com.au
THE family of a 24-year-old WA man struck down with heart disease in Amsterdam face a $250,000 medical bill because his travel insurance expired just a week earlier. Now, they say they “need a miracle” to get him home. Birnie Shimkus and his girlfriend ...
WA man faced with huge medical bill after insurance lapse
Big medical bill after overseas op
$250k medical bill leaves WA man stranded
Finding over Vic home birth death soon
Herald Sun
A MELBOURNE hospital has amended its home birth program after a baby's death, but the girl's family want their safety concerns addressed before a coronial finding is handed down. CHLOE Gent died in February 2012, 10 days after she was born in a ...
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Herald Sun
A MELBOURNE hospital has amended its home birth program after a baby's death, but the girl's family want their safety concerns addressed before a coronial finding is handed down. CHLOE Gent died in February 2012, 10 days after she was born in a ...
Mirror.co.uk
Mum left with burns over 98 per cent of her body 'after being told to bathe in ...
Mirror.co.uk
A young mum claims she suffered burns to 98 per cent of her body after being advised to take a bath with BLEACH in it. Sarah Cole was left with horrific open sores and came close to death after getting into a hot bath in which she had placed a cup of ...
Bleach bath burns: Mum's horrific injuries after alleged skin care advice from ...Herald Sun
Toxic bath horror as woman is left with 98% of her body burntThe Sun (subscription)
Mum suffers burns to 98% of her body after being told to 'bathe in BLEACH'Daily Star
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Mirror.co.uk
A young mum claims she suffered burns to 98 per cent of her body after being advised to take a bath with BLEACH in it. Sarah Cole was left with horrific open sores and came close to death after getting into a hot bath in which she had placed a cup of ...
Bleach bath burns: Mum's horrific injuries after alleged skin care advice from ...
Toxic bath horror as woman is left with 98% of her body burnt
Mum suffers burns to 98% of her body after being told to 'bathe in BLEACH'
Pregnancy chlamydia screening 'beneficial'
The Australian (blog)
CHLAMYDIA screening for all young pregnant women can save health dollars and prevent newborn complications, a study has found. THE researchers say this should convince more clinicians to do the screening for the condition, one of the most common ...
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The Australian (blog)
CHLAMYDIA screening for all young pregnant women can save health dollars and prevent newborn complications, a study has found. THE researchers say this should convince more clinicians to do the screening for the condition, one of the most common ...
SA bats to be trapped and checked
Herald Sun
ADELAIDE'S bats are being trapped, checked and released amid continued concerns over the spread of the deadly Hendra virus. GREY-HEADED flying foxes in Adelaide's northeastern parklands will be trapped in nets, have blood samples taken and GPS ...
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Herald Sun
ADELAIDE'S bats are being trapped, checked and released amid continued concerns over the spread of the deadly Hendra virus. GREY-HEADED flying foxes in Adelaide's northeastern parklands will be trapped in nets, have blood samples taken and GPS ...
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