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Flu, COVID-19 jabs encouraged before 'triple pandemic'

AAP - 12-04-2023

Young children, older Australians and other vulnerable people are being urged to get vaccinated for COVID-19 and influenza amid fears a range of viruses could create a perfect

 
Fresh push to stop 'silent pandemic' of superbugs

AAP - 28-02-2023

There are fears a "silent pandemic" of antimicrobial resistance could kill millions globally within decades, prompting a plea for greater action in Australia.

 
Bacterial infections on the rise in NSW

AAP - 07-01-2023

Health officials have sounded an alarm over a rise in rare COVID-mimicking bacterial infections that can cause disability and death. Cases of invasive meningococcal

 
Some Aussies admit still not handwashing

AAP - 22-10-2022

Despite all the lessons of a global pandemic, almost one in five Australians admit they don't always wash their hands after visiting the toilet. Almost half

 
Mass monkeypox vaccines not urgent

AAP - 25-05-2022

The World Health Organization does not believe the monkeypox outbreak outside of Africa requires mass vaccinations, as measures such as good hygiene and safe sexual behaviour

 
No apps for death caps, mush lovers warned

AAP - 14-05-2022

Relying on apps to distinguish between poisonous mushrooms and edible varieties could risk fatal consequences. As winter draws closer, cool and wet weather conditions

 
Victorian warning on death cap mushrooms

AAP - 14-04-2022

Victorians are being warned against consuming death cap and yellow-staining mushrooms as the poisonous varieties pop up across the state. Eating just one death

 
Bird flu 'higher risk of spread to humans'

AAP - 06-01-2022

A wave of bird flu in Asia and Europe has a greater risk of spreading to humans because of a high number of variants, the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) says.

 
Cruise ship and festival spark Tas concern

AAP - 03-01-2022

Passengers on a cruise ship in Hobart are being held onboard and tested for COVID-19 after two confirmed cases. Public health officials are also concerned about

 
Quality of life must be a key measure for HIV treatment

Charlotte Mitchell - 19-12-2021

Advocates and doctors alike have called for quality of life to be a key measure in determining the success of treatment for people with HIV. Sarah Feagan, Vice

 

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