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Study confirms mRNA vax safe in pregnancy

AAP - 14-08-2022

Pregnant women can safely receive COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, ending up with side effects less frequently than people who aren't pregnant, a Canadian study has found.

 
Aussies encouraged to be 'death literate'

AAP - 13-08-2022

It is a certainty that will befall us all, but talking about it can feel morbid and distressing. While most Australians spend months planning birthday parties

 
Healthy alcohol 'spin' misleads consumers

AAP - 09-08-2022

Health-conscious Aussies may want to reconsider their next "low sugar" alcoholic drink as experts warn "healthy" booze marketing campaigns can often be

 
Low vitamin D linked to inflammation

AAP - 08-08-2022

New research has established a direct link between low levels of vitamin D and persistent inflammation, which can lead to a wide range of problems including type 2 diabetes,

 
Bowel cancer test urged over screen time

AAP - 08-08-2022

Australians spend the equivalent of 18 days every two years in the bathroom. No prizes for guessing that for most of it they're sitting but in the spirit

 
Teach kids to bounce back from bumps

AAP - 06-08-2022

Watching a child take a tumble or endure a painful jab of a needle can be distressing for any parent. But while the natural urge is to rush to their aid, teaching

 
Killer proteins may axe meningitis

AAP - 05-08-2022

A group of bacteria-killing proteins inside the body could help develop more effective drugs, with the potential to eliminate diseases including meningitis, pneumonia and

 
CBD helps ease chronic anxiety

AAP - 04-08-2022

A drug derived from cannabis has been found to significantly ease chronic anxiety, the most common mental health disorder in Australia. A small-scale 12-week

 
Generation of short-sighted kids at risk

AAP - 01-08-2022

Children are at increased risk of developing myopia due to increased screen time during the pandemic and delayed vision checks, optometrists say. Results from

 
Study shows sugar spike in food, drinks

AAP - 30-07-2022

Australians are inadvertently consuming more sugar and sweetener than they were 15 years ago, as manufacturers hike up the amount they slip into food and drinks.

 

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