The Australian
Health overuse hotspots revealed
The Australian
Drugs for ADHD are prescribed to children most regularly in the country town of Taree and antibiotics are dished out like lollies in Sydney's west, while the residents of Western Australia's Bunbury have the highest rate of knee arthroscopies in Australia.
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The Australian
Drugs for ADHD are prescribed to children most regularly in the country town of Taree and antibiotics are dished out like lollies in Sydney's west, while the residents of Western Australia's Bunbury have the highest rate of knee arthroscopies in Australia.
Herald Sun
Australian scientists' cancer discovery
Herald Sun
Australian scientists have identified a molecular mechanism that contributes to development of neuroblastoma, a form of childhood cancer triggered by embryonic nerve cells. The Children's Cancer Institute research team led by Michelle Haber and Glenn ...
Australian scientists identify potential drug to stop worst childhood cancerInternational Business Times AU
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Herald Sun
Australian scientists have identified a molecular mechanism that contributes to development of neuroblastoma, a form of childhood cancer triggered by embryonic nerve cells. The Children's Cancer Institute research team led by Michelle Haber and Glenn ...
Australian scientists identify potential drug to stop worst childhood cancer
The New Daily
How growing up with a pet dog affects kids' asthma
WKRC TV Cincinnati
(CBS News) -- There's some good news for dog owners who have young children or want to start a family. A new study suggests growing up with a pet pooch may lower the risk of asthma. The most common chronic disease among children, asthma affects 235 ...
Having a pet dog could reduce asthma riskSMN Weekly (blog)
Exposure To Pets Lowers Asthma Risk in ChildrenObserverLeader.com (blog)
Children With Dogs Have a Lower Risk of Asthma, Study SaysJewocity.com (press release) (blog)
New York Times (blog)
Ceylon Daily News
Examiner.com
HealthyChildren.org
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WKRC TV Cincinnati
(CBS News) -- There's some good news for dog owners who have young children or want to start a family. A new study suggests growing up with a pet pooch may lower the risk of asthma. The most common chronic disease among children, asthma affects 235 ...
Having a pet dog could reduce asthma risk
Exposure To Pets Lowers Asthma Risk in Children
Children With Dogs Have a Lower Risk of Asthma, Study Says
NDTV
We Envy People Our Own Age, Often For Their Looks, Reveals Study
NDTV
New York: While envy lessens with age, both men and women are more likely to envy someone of their own age, reveals a new study. The researchers also found that younger adults are more envious over looks and for a wider range of other reasons, ...
Young People More Envious Than Older People: Perk Of Aging Or Generational ...Medical Daily
People under 30 are the most envious of their friends but this resentment ...Panorama.am
There's at least one deadly sin we do less as we ageWashington Post
News-Medical.net
University of California
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NDTV
New York: While envy lessens with age, both men and women are more likely to envy someone of their own age, reveals a new study. The researchers also found that younger adults are more envious over looks and for a wider range of other reasons, ...
Young People More Envious Than Older People: Perk Of Aging Or Generational ...
People under 30 are the most envious of their friends but this resentment ...
There's at least one deadly sin we do less as we age
Herald Sun
The growth of adult eating disorders
Herald Sun
Psychologist Loren Byford says older people can feel ashamed of having an eating disorder, which can be a barrier to seeking treatment. Picture: Andrew Tauber. FOR the past 30 years, Betty's diet has stayed the same. Each morning she has a black coffee ...
Walk To Help Those Struggling With Eating DisordersWFMY News 2
Free lecture: Understanding Eating DisordersGreenwich Post
Counseling Center combats students' eating disorders, body image issuesIndiana University The Penn Online
Capitalberg
KSLA-TV
NBC 6 South Florida
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Herald Sun
Psychologist Loren Byford says older people can feel ashamed of having an eating disorder, which can be a barrier to seeking treatment. Picture: Andrew Tauber. FOR the past 30 years, Betty's diet has stayed the same. Each morning she has a black coffee ...
Walk To Help Those Struggling With Eating Disorders
Free lecture: Understanding Eating Disorders
Counseling Center combats students' eating disorders, body image issues
Infection Control Today
Relapsing Infections Could Challenge Malaria Eradication
Infection Control Today
An international study found that 4 out of 5 children in Papua New Guinea (PNG) aged five to 10 years old were susceptible to recurring infection with the malaria parasite Plasmodium vivax. Courtesy of Mayeta Clark/Walter and Eliza Hall Institute ...
Leanne RobinsonThe Conversation AU
Can PNG Air Help Spur Tourism in Papua New Guinea?TravelPulse
Pacific Leadership & Governance Precinct Launched in Port MoresbyEMTV Online
Radio New Zealand
ABC Online
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Infection Control Today
An international study found that 4 out of 5 children in Papua New Guinea (PNG) aged five to 10 years old were susceptible to recurring infection with the malaria parasite Plasmodium vivax. Courtesy of Mayeta Clark/Walter and Eliza Hall Institute ...
Leanne Robinson
Can PNG Air Help Spur Tourism in Papua New Guinea?
Pacific Leadership & Governance Precinct Launched in Port Moresby
The Independent
Scarlet Fever Resurfacing in Some Parts of the World
Philly.com
THURSDAY, Nov. 5, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Scarlet fever, a childhood disease that had been largely relegated to the history books, is reappearing in some parts of the world, researchers warn. Outbreaks have been reported in the United Kingdom and ...
Drug resistant Strep and the return of the scarlet feverZME Science
Scarlet fever returns to Europe and AsiaPulse Headlines
Scarlet Fever Makes a Return in Europe and AsiaTimes Gazette
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Philly.com
THURSDAY, Nov. 5, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Scarlet fever, a childhood disease that had been largely relegated to the history books, is reappearing in some parts of the world, researchers warn. Outbreaks have been reported in the United Kingdom and ...
Drug resistant Strep and the return of the scarlet fever
Scarlet fever returns to Europe and Asia
Scarlet Fever Makes a Return in Europe and Asia
Metro
Being religious makes you less generous, University study finds
Metro
The behaviour of more than 1,100 children between the ages of five and 12 in six countries was studied. A team of developmental psychologists looked into children's tendency to share. They also looked out how likely they were to judge others for bad ...
The Negative Association between Religiousness and Children's Altruism across ...Cell
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Metro
The behaviour of more than 1,100 children between the ages of five and 12 in six countries was studied. A team of developmental psychologists looked into children's tendency to share. They also looked out how likely they were to judge others for bad ...
The Negative Association between Religiousness and Children's Altruism across ...
9news.com.au
Mum of one dies from drinking too much Pepsi Max: inquest
9news.com.au
Victoria Lane died from 'excessive consumption' of Pepsi Max, an inquest has heard. (Social Media). FTBAPGL. A British woman drank herself to death by guzzling eight litres of Pepsi Max a day, an inquest into her death was told. Victoria Lane died from ...
Mom's Pepsi addiction contributes to her deathExaminer.com
Mom's Habit Contributed to Her DeathNewser
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9news.com.au
Victoria Lane died from 'excessive consumption' of Pepsi Max, an inquest has heard. (Social Media). FTBAPGL. A British woman drank herself to death by guzzling eight litres of Pepsi Max a day, an inquest into her death was told. Victoria Lane died from ...
Mom's Pepsi addiction contributes to her death
Mom's Habit Contributed to Her Death
6minutes
Aussie specialists cross the Pacific for ACR 2015
6minutes
Australian rheumatologists will be out in force at the American College of Rheumatology's annual conference in San Francisco which kicks off this weekend. Professor Rachelle Buchbinder from Monash University says Australian rheumatology has been well ...
New Study Confirms Arthritis Patients' Ability to be More Integral ...PharmiWeb.com (press release)
Upcoming ACR conference highlights advances in all fields in rheumatologyHealio
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6minutes
Australian rheumatologists will be out in force at the American College of Rheumatology's annual conference in San Francisco which kicks off this weekend. Professor Rachelle Buchbinder from Monash University says Australian rheumatology has been well ...
New Study Confirms Arthritis Patients' Ability to be More Integral ...
Upcoming ACR conference highlights advances in all fields in rheumatology
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