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AI research at KI paves the way for more targeted and globally equal healthcare
New research confirms HPV vaccination prevents cervical cancer
Doctors For Nutrition Launches Australia’s First Publicly Available Culinary Medicine Course to Save Lives and Billions in Healthcare Costs
Doctors, Road Safety Experts Unite Behind Safer Speeds Bill
Age-friendly grants foster positive ageing for WA seniors
Call for urgent ban on trans fats – new findings reveal hidden heart risk in Aussie supermarkets
Doctors describe Liberal MP’s attempts to drop net zero as “reckless”
Keyton pioneers housing efficiency and health in ACT
Is the Melbourne Cup losing its appeal? Here’s what the numbers reveal
Integrating family planning and maternity services reduces global maternal mortality
Climate inaction costing millions of lives, new report warns
Alta Schutte elected Fellow of AAHMS for global impact on hypertension and heart health
The female factor in Alzheimer’s: UNSW study probes hormonal links to dementia
?New Research: Improving Health Literacy Could Save Over AU$7 Billion* To Economy Per Year, New Study Finds
Rapid Test For Influenza Viruses: Simply Taste Your Way To Infection
Youth mental health decline – how digital tools could help close the care gap in Western Sydney
Not All Artificial Sweetener Users Are Same
Some international pesticide policy may be influenced by poor quality analysis
Should we scrap private health insurance rebates and direct the funding to public hospitals?
Tropical disease experts discuss battle tactics
KI researcher spotlight multimorbidity in older people in new WHO report
PolyU survey reveals over 40 per cent of family caregivers in Hong Kong have mental health issues, advocating data-driven tool to improve…
Melbourne Exhibit Exposes Psychiatry’s Human Rights Abuses
Social prescribing can be a ‘script against loneliness’: RACGP
Why It’s Time For Cancer Warning Labels For Alcohol
World Drowning Prevention Day 2025
Act now to end viral hepatitis in NSW – A call to action on World Hepatitis Day
Age-Friendly Communities Connectivity Grants Program
Grant funding to boost creation of age-friendly communities
How sleep might mitigate the worst symptoms of internet gaming disorder: new research
Seniors set to benefit from new age-friendly initiatives
“Every life is worth saving”: Victorian GPs improving their skills helping patients experiencing opioid dependence
Dirt We Breathe – Air Pollution Claims Millions Of Lives
Raine Study Announces Change In Leadership
Construction emerges as major source of black carbon in central London
What Is Populism?
The re-emergence of polio in Papua New Guinea shows global eradication remains elusive
This 6-point plan can ease Australia’s gambling problems – if our government has the guts
Life-saving blood pressure project boosts health care access in regional Australia
‘Super antibodies’ for snake toxins: how a dangerous DIY experiment helped scientists make a new antivenom
Higher Cigarette Taxes May Improve Childhood Survival
Pokies line the coffers of governments and venues – but there are ways to tame this gambling gorilla
The ‘responsible gambling’ mantra does nothing to prevent harm. It probably makes things worse
To eradicate polio once and for all, we need a new vaccine – that’s what we’re working on
What works to prevent violence against women? Here’s what the evidence says
Latvia joins the OECD Development Assistance Committee
Whatever happens to Star, the age of unfettered gambling revenue for casinos may have ended
“We are grossly unprepared for the next pandemic” – Health experts reflect five years after WHO COVID-19 pandemic declaration