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Playing instrument linked to sharper mind

AAP - 29-08-2022

Researchers have found a link between children and teenagers who take up a musical instrument and improved thinking skills in old age. People with more experience

 
Kids capable of COVID self-testing

AAP - 27-08-2022

School-aged children can test themselves for COVID-19 with almost as much accuracy as healthcare workers. All it takes is some simple instructions, according

 
Good sleepers less likely to suffer stroke

AAP - 26-08-2022

People who sleep well are less likely to suffer strokes, a new study suggests. Researchers say suboptimal sleep is linked to a heightened risk of heart disease

 
Early-warning tech success in CSIRO study

AAP - 25-08-2022

CSIRO scientists have led a study to develop a machine learning tool that gives medical professionals early warning of a patient's deteriorating condition.

 
Over-testing for Vitamin D costs $87m

AAP - 25-08-2022

Unnecessary testing for levels of vitamin D is costing Australia's healthcare system about $87 million a year and contributing to the sector's carbon footprint, according

 
Caesarean birth adds cardiovascular risk

AAP - 24-08-2022

Australian children born via caesarean section have a greater risk of developing cardiovascular disease and are more likely to be overweight or obese, according to a new study.

 
Increased health risks working from home

AAP - 21-08-2022

Australians embracing the post-pandemic trend of working from home could be at increased risk of injury, experts say. Workers using the kitchen table, the sofa

 
World-first screening for cancer risk

AAP - 21-08-2022

The lives of countless young Australians could be saved by a world-first DNA screening study which can detect increased risk of some cancers and heart disease.

 
Heatwaves Australia's deadliest disasters

AAP - 19-08-2022

Australia's blistering heatwaves kill many more people than any other natural hazard, and more can be done to prepare for future events, new research says.

 
Relocation sparks PTSD in bushfire victims

AAP - 17-08-2022

People forced to relocate after a bushfire are at a higher risk of suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, a new study has found. Researchers from the

 

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