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Xanax abuse prompts push for tougher regulation of the anti-anxiety medication Doctors, health researchers and a magistrate are welcoming likely new rules designed to halt the over-prescribing of...
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2013/05/21 03:34
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Story Tools Related Items PLANNED changes to the state's licensing laws that will see drivers over 75 forced to undergo annual medical check-ups have been applauded by Sunshine Coast seniors and...
2013/05/20 21:57
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Encounter with gay 'God botherer' led to Rudd's change Story Tools Related Items FORMER Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says an encounter with a 'God-botherer' Pentecostal who is gay has helped changed...
2013/05/20 21:30
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DOCTORS are calling on the Victorian Government to ban children from riding quad bikes. The Herald Sun reports that the Royal Children's Hospital, Ambulance Victoria, The Royal Australasian College...
2013/05/20 20:46
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... of it being 24 hours, it might be delivery within 72 hours": API chief executive officer Stephen Roch. Photo: James Davies One of Australia's biggest drug providers is threatening to slow...
2013/05/20 18:17
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Vaccines can be unsafe and cause serious side-effects, weaken the immune system, and can cause autism. Photo / Thinkstock Preschools and childcare centres in New South Wales may be given the legal...
2013/05/20 08:27
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University of Western Australia The number of Australian parents diagnosed with mental health disorders is rising steadily. Professor Anya Waite from the University of Western Australia talks about...
2013/05/19 20:28
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A GOVERNMENT backed study is investigating whether to back a fat tax on McDonalds, KFC and other fast foods in a bid to tackle Australia's obesity epidemic. The public is being asked to give feedback...
2013/05/19 13:04
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YOUNG South Australian women are shunning pap smears, with just 45.4 per cent of 20 to 24-year-olds undergoing the cervical cancer screening test. The figure has been declining in SA and across the...
2013/05/17 17:55
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The World Anti-Doping Agency has called for every Australian school student to be taught about the dangers of performance-enhancing drugs, saying children are putting their health at risk by taking...
2013/05/17 06:27
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Biosecurity Queensland says a horse has tested positive to the bat-borne lyssavirus. The Southern Downs Regional Council in south-east Queensland has agreed to a seven-point plan to crack down on...
2013/05/17 04:04
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MEDICAL services at the South Coast District Hospital are in doubt after about 40 GPs today resigned from their contracts with the State Government. Australian Medical Association spokesman Peter...
2013/05/17 02:05
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PARENTS worried about keeping their jobs are dumping sick kids at school and childcare centres. One in three has admitted occasionally sending an ill child to school because they can't arrange...
2013/05/16 11:28
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Springborg announces new health ombudsman for Qld Queensland Health Minister Lawrence Springborg says there will be a shake-up of how medical complaints are handled in the state. Mr Springborg says...
2013/05/16 11:28
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Health and hospital data published in newspapers Data released today shows Queensland patients are spending less time in emergency departments than they were at the start of the financial year. It...
2013/05/15 22:14
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Fluoride still flows in city as council considers issue Story Tools Related Items THE fluoride in Gladstone's drinking water looks like it will stay for now, with council making no plans to vote on...
2013/05/15 21:55
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Patient advocates say cuts to health spending will lead to higher out-of-pocket costs for consumers, while doctors have accused the government of targeting the sick to reduce the budget deficit. In a...
2013/05/15 19:58
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Health cuts from budget predicted to be worse in rural areas Story Tools CUTS to several Medicare programs will hit regional areas the hardest as rural health continues to suffer, despite some...
2013/05/15 13:59
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PATIENTS who visit non-bulk billing specialists are facing out-of-pocket costs of around $88 and a GP visit will leave them around $36.50 out of pocket as a result of the Budget. The government...
2013/05/14 23:28
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Budget will push up patient costs: doctors' groups By Bruce Atkinson and Kate Stephens The Australian Medical Association of Queensland (AMAQ) says the federal budget will hurt patients in the hip...