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Bangladesh water problems highlight chemistry and kindness
Dengue outbreaks threaten children across Asia as extreme weather spurs mosquitos 
Link found between childhood television watching and adulthood metabolic syndrome
First Nations voices input to National Health and Climate Strategy
UOW and WHO join forces to advise the region on children’s nutrition and physical activity
Four new reports highlight importance of the microbiome for food safety, soils and nutrition
Cataract treatment among most effective disease interventions: new study
Shane Jones: World Health Organisation needs reform – not fattening
Torrens University tackles the invisible stigma of ageism
Recognising addiction won’t stigmatise all gamers
ARC-funded researcher internationally recognised for her outstanding contribution to science and humanity
$220,000 to promote age-friendly communities
Logan Hospital achieves Queensland first in stroke care
Logan Hospital leading way in Queensland stroke care standards
Echuca leading the way in regional Victorian stroke care standards
STUFF’s ‘Fact Checking’ Is Stuffed
Hearing loss unlikely to be common symptom of Covid, say scientists
Free COVID-19 Tests distributed to vulnerable groups in the community
City of Ballarat celebrates IDAHOBIT 2023
Diversity embraced on IDAHOBIT Day as Blue Mountains City Council flies the Pride flag
Unfinished Business exhibition sheds light on powerful stories of First Nations peoples with disabilities
Centenarian portrait exhibition smashes ageism myths
Council shows pride in diversity
Modernising food import and export systems through international standards
Consumers sent 17,000 complaints to AFCA during pandemic
BUDGET: Measures to tackle disadvantage welcome, but more targeted support for children needed
Community can help with next vaccines as flu reaches pre-pandemic levels
Jaunts to Geneva to spruik self-care
NDIS cost scrutiny is intensifying again – the past shows this can harm health and wellbeing for people with disability
The Hugh Stretton Oration with Minister Butler, University of Adelaide – 27 April 2023
The Hugh Stretton Oration with Minister Butler, University of Adelaide – April 27 2023
Victoria And South Africa To Partner On mRNA Vaccines
Australian-first study launches into the impacts of long COVID on intimate partner violence victim-survivors
Government receives review of the Australian Research Council
New research reveals superbugs found in pork and chicken meat sold in Australian supermarkets
Largest medical research grant to help ME/CFS and Long COVID research
New certification system to lift stroke care standards
New asthma medicine restrictions will hurt the poorest children the most
World Health Day: 4 ways to adopt healthy lifestyle
Member spotlight: Meet Dr Leanne Teoh
Everyone, everywhere – healthy and well in Stonnington
Pioneering physical education revival in Fiji
Global leaders meet on Antimicrobial Resistance in Barbados
Interim analysis shows accuracy of Optiscan Imaging platform
Long COVID and path to recovery
Researchers awarded $47 million for medical research
When it comes to food allergies, trust your gut
Lack of fluoride in rural areas impacting children