Daily Mail
'The first person to live to 135 has already been born'
Daily Mail
Our failure to grasp the idea that human lifespans are longer than at any other point in history is limiting our ability to enjoy them, a leading academic has said. Rudi Westendorp, from the University of Copenagen, claims our mindset is preventing us ...
Humans can live to 135 years oldThe Australian (blog)
First person to live to 135 has already been born, expert claimsMirror.co.uk
You'd better believe it: we can live to 135The Sunday Times
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Daily Mail
Our failure to grasp the idea that human lifespans are longer than at any other point in history is limiting our ability to enjoy them, a leading academic has said. Rudi Westendorp, from the University of Copenagen, claims our mindset is preventing us ...
Humans can live to 135 years old
First person to live to 135 has already been born, expert claims
You'd better believe it: we can live to 135
Gladstone Observer
Love your skin art? It doesn't have to die with you
Gladstone Observer
A NEW service allows people to have their tattoos cut from their skin when they die, and get them beautifully-framed for loved ones. The service, called "Save My Ink" is run by the National Association for the Preservation of Skin Art (NAPSA). The ...
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Gladstone Observer
A NEW service allows people to have their tattoos cut from their skin when they die, and get them beautifully-framed for loved ones. The service, called "Save My Ink" is run by the National Association for the Preservation of Skin Art (NAPSA). The ...
Northern Star
Prison smoking bans do little after release
Northern Star
DESPITE total smoking bans in most Australian jails, many prisoners will likely resume smoking following their release back into the community. Authors of an editorial published in the Medical Journal of Australia are calling for more support to stop ...
Prison smoking ban study: prisoners light up soon after release from jailThe Australian
Ex-prisoners need help to stop smoking9news.com.au
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Northern Star
DESPITE total smoking bans in most Australian jails, many prisoners will likely resume smoking following their release back into the community. Authors of an editorial published in the Medical Journal of Australia are calling for more support to stop ...
Prison smoking ban study: prisoners light up soon after release from jail
Ex-prisoners need help to stop smoking
The Australian
No vaccine kinders irresponsible: Vic govt
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Kindergartens who offer places to children who have not been vaccinated will be investigated by the Victorian government. Illegal vaccine-free kindergartens are operating in Victoria in response to the government's no jab, no play policy, prominent ...
'No jab, no play' laws driving black market for no-vax kinders: authorThe Australian
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9news.com.au
Kindergartens who offer places to children who have not been vaccinated will be investigated by the Victorian government. Illegal vaccine-free kindergartens are operating in Victoria in response to the government's no jab, no play policy, prominent ...
'No jab, no play' laws driving black market for no-vax kinders: author
The Inquisitr
Halfway Through Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Still Slow Progress, Where Are ...
The Inquisitr
It has been reported that a worry is setting in among those advocating more breast cancer awareness, research and cures as the once a year awareness month has become so heavily commercialized that people are not recognizing the problem as a whole ...
Victoria Derbyshire's breast cancer diaryBBC News
Victoria Derbyshire thanks NHS after mastectomy procedureThe Guardian
BBC presenter Victoria Derbyshire's hospital bed video diary from day of her ...Daily Mail
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The Times (subscription)
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The Inquisitr
It has been reported that a worry is setting in among those advocating more breast cancer awareness, research and cures as the once a year awareness month has become so heavily commercialized that people are not recognizing the problem as a whole ...
Victoria Derbyshire's breast cancer diary
Victoria Derbyshire thanks NHS after mastectomy procedure
BBC presenter Victoria Derbyshire's hospital bed video diary from day of her ...
Sky News Australia
Unplanned pregnancies 'linked' to inequality
Sky News Australia
Australian researchers say most unwanted or unexpected pregnancies are linked to sexual coercion, social disadvantages, living in rural areas and men being born overseas. The study found that in rural areas a lack of access to contraceptives could ...
Unplanned pregnancies linked to inequalityThe Australian (blog)
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Sky News Australia
Australian researchers say most unwanted or unexpected pregnancies are linked to sexual coercion, social disadvantages, living in rural areas and men being born overseas. The study found that in rural areas a lack of access to contraceptives could ...
Unplanned pregnancies linked to inequality
ABC Online
Diamonds could help detect early stage cancers, University of Sydney ...
ABC Online
Diamonds could play a vital role in helping to detect cancers in their earliest stages, new research shows. Physicists from the University of Sydney have devised a way to make nanoscale, synthetic diamonds light up inside a Magnetic Resonance Imaging ...
Diamonds are not just forever, also helps detect early stage cancers: Sydney U ...International Business Times AU
Research says diamonds are able to detect cancerStatesman Tribune
Diamonds can help identify cancers earlyFinancial Express
Design & Trend
Immortal News
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ABC Online
Diamonds could play a vital role in helping to detect cancers in their earliest stages, new research shows. Physicists from the University of Sydney have devised a way to make nanoscale, synthetic diamonds light up inside a Magnetic Resonance Imaging ...
Diamonds are not just forever, also helps detect early stage cancers: Sydney U ...
Research says diamonds are able to detect cancer
Diamonds can help identify cancers early
NEWS.com.au
Hospital dentist stopped from treating elderly patient because he was white
NEWS.com.au
EXCLUSIVE Carleen FrostThe Daily Telegraph. Share; Share on Facebook; Share on Twitter; Share on Google+; Share on Reddit; Email a friend. AN elderly man was left in severe pain and at risk of suffering a second debilitating stroke after he was refused ...
Man, 72, refused emergency dental work 'because he is not indigenous'Daily Mail
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EXCLUSIVE Carleen FrostThe Daily Telegraph. Share; Share on Facebook; Share on Twitter; Share on Google+; Share on Reddit; Email a friend. AN elderly man was left in severe pain and at risk of suffering a second debilitating stroke after he was refused ...
Man, 72, refused emergency dental work 'because he is not indigenous'
ABC Online
Smoking-related deaths in China to triple, study says; health advocates say ...
ABC Online
Public health advocates in China are hoping a new report predicting a tripling in the number of smoking related-deaths will be a wake-up call for the government. The study, published in The Lancet medical journal, said the number of people dying every ...
China's Economic Boom Could Go Up in SmokeHerald Current
20 percent of Chinese men killing themselves by smokingDispatch Times
China's smoking death toll set to 'double in 2030'iFreePress.com (blog)
The Inquisitr
The IUSB Preface
The Weather Space
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ABC Online
Public health advocates in China are hoping a new report predicting a tripling in the number of smoking related-deaths will be a wake-up call for the government. The study, published in The Lancet medical journal, said the number of people dying every ...
China's Economic Boom Could Go Up in Smoke
20 percent of Chinese men killing themselves by smoking
China's smoking death toll set to 'double in 2030'
Ten Eyewitness News
Arthritis takes its toll on the young
Ten Eyewitness News
New research by Arthritis Australia has found that more young Australians aged between 18-49 are suffering the devastating effects of the joint condition. Workplace participation, financial status and the emotional health of young Australians with ...
Five lifestyle changes you can make to relieve your arthritis symptomsStarts at Sixty
Living with arthritis? Make sure you get activeThe New Daily
WORLD ARTHRITIS DAY 12 OCT 2015 - Is there hope for four million Australians?NewsMaker (press release)
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Ten Eyewitness News
New research by Arthritis Australia has found that more young Australians aged between 18-49 are suffering the devastating effects of the joint condition. Workplace participation, financial status and the emotional health of young Australians with ...
Five lifestyle changes you can make to relieve your arthritis symptoms
Living with arthritis? Make sure you get active
WORLD ARTHRITIS DAY 12 OCT 2015 - Is there hope for four million Australians?
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