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Why partners could hamper smokers' attempts to quit

AAP - 18-02-2023

People looking to give up cigarettes are much more likely to succeed if they don't live with other smokers, a study suggests. The study looked at a 10-year

 
'Alarm bells' as remote Australians live shorter lives

AAP - 15-02-2023

People in remote NSW have far shorter lives than city-dwellers and are much more likely to die from preventable illnesses or suicide. The Australia Institute

 
Nine in 10 support action to stop children vaping

AAP - 14-02-2023

Almost nine in 10 Australian adults believe the government should take action to prevent young people from becoming addicted to e-cigarettes, a report says. The

 
Aussie hearts paying the price for poor COVID routines

AAP - 12-02-2023

New heart research appears to confirm fears COVID-19 has taken a toll on the health of Australians by confining them indoors, deprived of opportunities to exercise and exposed

 
Helipad still months away for major regional hospital

AAP - 11-02-2023

It will be months before helicopters can once again land at a major Tasmanian hospital. Launceston General Hospital's helipad was relocated on January 1 because

 
NT drive to recruit more healthcare staff

AAP - 08-02-2023

The NT government will address a shortage of medical, nursing and health staff for the Territory through a new recruitment campaign. Targeting healthcare professionals

 
Gynaecologist banned after handing down false findings

AAP - 01-02-2023

A gynaecologist who inaccurately told a nine-year-old girl she was the victim of sexual assault has been disqualified from registering as a health practitioner.

 
Medicare, hospital funding reform on cabinet agenda

AAP - 31-01-2023

A plan to overhaul the healthcare system will go before the nation's leaders this week with states and territories pushing for the Commonwealth to pick up more of the

 
Health warning over banned tanning drug

AAP - 30-01-2023

It's dubbed the "Barbie drug" for its promise of delivering the dual perceived beauty benefits of a bronzed tan and weight loss. If injected or

 
Genetic condition added to baby screening

AAP - 30-01-2023

Babies born in Western Australia are being screened for a genetic neuromuscular condition that can be life-threatening. From Monday a check for spinal muscular

 

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