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Indigenous Health Report Card Published

11 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

The Australian Medical Association has published the 2012-13 Indigenous Health Report Card;  The Healthy Early Years – Getting the Right Start in Life.


G8 Governments Urged to Support Research into Dementia

10 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

 


Health Organisation Raise Awareness of Food Insecurity

10 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

The Dietitians Association of Australia and the Public Health Association of Australia have joined forces with Australian Red Cross to draw attention to the health gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and other Australians, due to food insecurity.


Muscle Regeneration a Realistic Clinical Possibility

10 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

Muscle Regeneration is a more realistic clinical possibility now that scientists have found a way to isolate muscle cells from embryonic tissue.


Zero Tolerance for Abusive Behaviour in the General Practice Workplace

09 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

General Practice Registrars Australia’s Wellbeing Subcommittee worked to identify ways to encourage zero tolerance for abusive and intimidating behaviour in the general practice workplace. The latest development from the subcommittee is the production of a clear and direct ‘no tolerance’ poster that can be displayed in a practice or consulting room.


Nurses Urge Government to Reconsider Funding Cuts to ADCA

05 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) and the Drug and Alcohol Nurses of Australasia (DANA) believe the decision to cease funding of the Alcohol and Other Drugs Council of Australia (ADCA) will remove an authority that is imperative to the health and wellbeing of all Australian communities.


Centre for the Health Economy Launched at Macquarie University

05 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

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New Evidence that Stomach 'Clock' Tells us How Much to Eat

05 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

University of Adelaide researchers have discovered the first evidence that the nerves in the stomach act as a circadian clock, limiting food intake to specific times of the day.


Inaugural Meeting of the National Complex Needs Alliance Today

05 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

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Cape York and Torres Strait Health Services Merge

04 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

The Cape York and Torres Strait–Northern Peninsula Hospital and Health Services will merge.


AMA Releases Position Statement on Ethical Issues in Reproductive Medicine 2013

04 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

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Seclusion Rates in Mental Health Facilities Continue to Drop

03 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

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Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement to Address Major Issues

03 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

 The Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA) is concerned the final meeting of trade ministers for the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement will see major issues remain undecided, including parts of the agreement that will affect the cost of medicines and the ability of the Australian Government to protect the health of our population.


International Day of People with Disability - ABS Data Reflects on 21 Years

03 December, 2013 by Petrina Smith

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‘Angelina Effect’ Sees Referrals to Cancer Genetic Clinics Double

28 November, 2013 by Petrina Smith

Referrals to cancer genetic clinics have doubled since Angelina Jolie announced her risk-reducing mastectomy.


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