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Women born very premature are 2.3 cm shorter on average as adults

AAP - 12-12-2016

Women born very premature, before 32 weeks, are 2.3 cm shorter on average as adults than their sisters born at term, according to a new international study.

 
Protein rich food causes nitrogen pollution

AAP - 06-12-2016

Researchers have for the first time calculated Australia's contribution to the environmental and health problem of nitrogen pollution. Protein

 
Reality cooking shows could be a powerful weapon against obesity

AAP - 02-12-2016

Rosemary Stanton says MasterChef has done much to get kids into the kitchen and now a Sydney academic suggests cooking shows could be used to fight obesity.

 
Cancer Council warns sun damage can happen in minutes

AAP - 01-12-2016

The Cancer Council says it only takes a few minutes outside for sun damage to begin, yet people are still making excuses for getting sunburnt.

 
A new HIV prevention drug to trial in South Australia

AAP - 30-11-2016

A new HIV prevention drug, pre-exposure prophylaxis, will be trialled in South Australia, the state government says. The South Australian government

 
Water or 'jelly' beads pose deadly risks to children

AAP - 28-11-2016

Doctors are warning of the serious, and even potentially deadly, risks the increasingly popular 'jelly' beads pose to a child's health.

 
Light alcohol consumption reduces stroke risk

AAP - 25-11-2016

Light alcohol consumption may reduce a person's risk of the most common type of stroke but heavy drinking significantly increases the risk, new research shows.

 
Cancer patients in NT should have access to PET scanner in May 2018

AAP - 21-11-2016

Cancer patients in the Northern Territory should have access to a long-awaited PET scanner in May 2018, eight years after it was first promised by politicians.

 
Genes and lifestyle affect heart risk

AAP - 14-11-2016

A large global study of 55,000 participants has found the odds are not stacked against you if you have a strong genetic link to heart disease.

 
Vaping teens are at greater risk of smoking 'real' tobacco cigarettes

AAP - 09-11-2016

A US study has found vaping teens are at greater risk of smoking 'real' tobacco cigarettes more often, raising the concern of Cancer Council Australia.

 

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