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Further evidence that physical activity helps maintain brain health
Fourth meeting of the International Health Regulations (2005) Emergency Committee regarding the upsurge of mpox 2024 – Temporary recommendations
Davide Liborio Vetrano member to the Lancet Commission on Frailty
AMA Members Recognised In King’s Birthday Honours List
US state passes law allowing experimental drugs to be prescribed – a model for the future?
Construction emerges as major source of black carbon in central London
Evaluating Consumer Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Knowledge
Cuts to school lunch and food bank funding mean less fresh produce for children and families
Game theory explains why reasonable parents make vaccine choices that fuel outbreaks
Public Health Alert: Dangerous drugs found in counterfeit ‘Xanax’ in Canberra
UQ Study Finds Dementia Risk Drops Across Generations
Wesley Mission says Government is failing to act on gambling harm as pokies losses skyrocket even higher
1 in 4 children suffers from chronic pain − school nurses could be key to helping them manage it
State Public Health Plan to help Western Australians thrive
Landmark reforms strengthen support for children and young people
Collaborations result in antibiotic resistance breakthrough
AI supports quicker responses to emerging public health risks
E-scooters injuries land two Sunshine Coast children in hospital every week
Social media’s push for the perfect muscular body is fuelling a new form of disordered eating – and young men are most at risk
Fewer men are choosing to become vets – ‘male flight’ could be the reason
Why do some people need less sleep than others? A gene variation could have something to do with it
Heart attacks, fainting and falls: the perils of pooping
Cheaper food or a compromise on standards? Why the UK’s trade deal with the US is sounding alarm bells
Dole Advances Public-Private Partnerships to Expand Access to Essential Services for Agricultural Workers
Backing Our Nurses And Midwives To Deliver World-Class Care
Offering COVID-19 booster vaccinations alongside influenza vaccinations could reduce hospitalisations and deaths
A new network to help improve postpartum contraception care
Imaging Associates partner with Carlton Football Club to launch innovative community imaging centre
Number Of NSW Smokers Drops To Lowest Levels On Record
WHO Director-General: Member States reaffirm commitment to WHO and global health at historic World Health Assembly
WHO outlines recommendations to protect infants against RSV – respiratory syncytial virus
Indo-Pacific Roundtable To Explore Human Flourishing
Depression Linked To Increased Dementia Risk
Earlier Measles Vaccine Could Help Curb Global Outbreak
Tobacco and nicotine industry exploits young people as new data reveals 1 in 5 young adults regularly use nicotine products
More Colorado workplaces are becoming safe places for employees in recovery
University to co-lead research initiative tackling arthritis
HistoSonics’ Edison Histotripsy System Gains Great Britain Early Market Access Under Unmet Clinical Needs Authorisation
NSW Health Launches First Net Zero Roadmap
CLIMATE BETRAYAL: GREENS NORTH WEST SHELF MOTION DEFEATED AS VIC LABOR BOASTS ‘BILLIONS’ OF NEW GAS INVESTMENT IN VICTORIA
Virtual reality to help fight falls
Victoria’s New Chief Health Officer Appointed
$59 million boost to ensure completion of Taranaki Base Hospital Redevelopment
Seventy-eighth World Health Assembly concludes: historic outcomes, consequential highlights
Hairdressing and barbering regulations given the cut
Research reveals strong public support for government action on sugary and sweetened drinks
Five simple signs that could save your life
Every minute counts: why spotting blood cancer early could save your life

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