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Male contraceptive pill step closer

AAP - 29-07-2022

A male contraceptive pill could be a step closer to becoming a reality, with Melbourne researchers discovering a leaf extract has the potential to hinder sperm movement.

 
Air pollution raises dementia risk

AAP - 28-07-2022

Air pollution is "likely" to increase the risk of developing dementia, a UK government research group has said. The Committee on the Medical Effects

 
'Growing pains' a medical misnomer

AAP - 24-07-2022

For more than 200 years, parents have dismissed childhood's mysterious aches and cramps as nothing more than growing pains. But a new study by the University

 
Is sunscreen affecting our vitamin D?

AAP - 20-07-2022

Whether or not wearing sunscreen prevents healthy vitamin D production will be examined in a major new study in Australia. The first ever large-scale trial is

 
Kids 'hidden victims' of family violence

AAP - 20-07-2022

Children are the hidden victims of family violence, which places them at significant risk of mental health problems, an Australian study has found. The report

 
Study predicts Aust pollen high and lows

AAP - 19-07-2022

Brisbane's asthma and hayfever sufferers can expect to sneeze and cough more than their southern city counterparts. A study that tracked shifts in pollen

 
Diet lowers stroke risk more than surgery

AAP - 18-07-2022

A better diet, more exercise and quitting smoking can do more to reduce the risk of stroke in Australians than surgery. Carotid artery stenosis occurs when fatty

 
Women have more COVID fear than men

AAP - 15-07-2022

A "stark" worry gap has emerged since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, with women twice as likely as men to be extremely worried about their lives, research

 
Health fears over human sunscreen testing

AAP - 14-07-2022

Human sunscreen testing should be phased out because it poses health risks and ethical problems, experts say. Australian scientists are backing the development

 
Study paints grim silica dust picture

AAP - 13-07-2022

Up to 10,000 people in Australia are predicted to develop lung cancer in their lifetimes from silica dust exposure, according to a new study. The Curtin University

 

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