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2013/05/23 19:54
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Monkey teeth help reveal Neanderthal weaning
Most modern human mothers wean their babies much earlier than our closest primate relatives. But what about our extinct relatives, the Neanderthals? A team of U.S. and Australian researchers reports...
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2013/05/22 22:55
2013/05/22 22:55
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Lifestyle secrets of the world's healthiest count...
The world's fattest country, if measured by Body Mass Index (BMI) is Kuwait, according to the Mail Online. With an average of 29.5 they are well above what's considered healthy. "A healthy BMI for an...
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Naras Lapsys Adrian Bauman The University of Sydney University of Sydney Tokyo
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2013/05/22 00:34
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With vaccination rates stable, ‘no jab, no play’ ...
Julie Leask and Hal Willaby write: The proposal stems from a public outcry about vaccination rates arising from profound levels of support that most Australians have for vaccination. This support is...
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John Robertson Jillian Skinner Labor Barry O'Farrell Sydney
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2013/05/20 20:17
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Less Sleep Associated With Increased Risk of Cras...
Newswise — A study by Alexandra L. C. Martiniuk, M.Sc, Ph.D., of The George Institute for Global Health, Sydney, Australia, and colleagues suggests less sleep per night is associated with a...
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2013/05/20 17:55
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Type 1 Diabetes May Be Reversible With Immune Sup...
In a statement to the media Harrison says: "Immune suppression by CD52 is a previously undiscovered mechanism that the body uses to regulate itself, and protect itself against excessive or damaging...
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Harrison Eliza Hall Institute Eliza Hall Institute Melbourne Victorian Government
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2013/05/20 00:34
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Concerns raised about the ethics of anti-wind far...
Crikey journalist Amber Jamiesonrecently reported that the National Health and Medical Research Council is examining whether anti-wind farm campaigner Sarah Laurie has breached ethical codes of...
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency National Health and Medical Research Council Royal Commission Adelaide University Adelaide University
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2013/05/19 14:08
2013/05/19 14:08
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Improve Eyesight With Food
Keep good vision in your sights by eating the right foods, says nutritionist Nicole Senior. Seeing an optometrist is recommended if you feel your vision changing. Correcting vision problems with...
National Health and Medical Research Council AMD
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2013/05/17 09:11
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Sydney spinners sail to King Island for anti-turb...
Two blue chip Sydney PR operatives that represented the Exclusive Brethren, Scientology and James Hardie have sailed into a bitter fight over a $2 billion wind farm development on King Island. Wells...
Island Hydro Tasmania John Howard John Wells Keith Jackson
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2013/05/15 23:48
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Dementia neglect angers Ita Today's News
AUSTRALIAN of the Year Ita Buttrose has lashed out at the Government for not providing adequate investment in dementia research in the Budget. Speaking at the Alzheimer's Australia conference in...
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2013/05/15 17:42
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No idle chatter: Malaria parasites 'talk' to each...
The finding could provide a niche for developing antimalarial drugs and vaccines that prevent or treat the disease by cutting these communication networks. Professor Alan Cowman, Dr Neta...
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Alan Cowman Neta Regev-Rudzki Eliza Hall Institute Eliza Hall Institute World Health Organisation
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2013/05/13 10:34
2013/05/13 10:34
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Where is the leadership on health research and cl...
Alarm bells are ringing right around the world on climate change (see some of the most recent examples at the bottom of this post). But does the health and medical research sector have its thumbs...
2013/05/13 07:18
2013/05/13 07:18
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Kava plant works for anxiety: research
THE South Pacific kava plant could be an effective and safe treatment for anxiety, according to research by Australian scientists. Anxiety, or excessive worrying, is the most common psychological...
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Jerome Sarris Bureau of Statistics University of Melbourne University of Melbourne Department of Psychiatry
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2013/05/13 01:25
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Who gets a piece of the pie? Spending the health ...
Who would want be the health minister? If anyone is considering the job, they should watch the recent episode of ABC TV’s Q&A when Commonwealth Minister for Health Tanya Plibersek and the Shadow...
National Health and Medical Research Council ABC Peter Dutton Tanya Plibersek Committee for Economic Development of Australia
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2013/05/11 00:26
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Hope with new guidelines for treatment of Borderl...
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), is the most common personality disorder and one of the most stigmatised mental disorders, yet it is not seen as a serious, legitimate mental illness. Erin...
Erin Stewart Mark Butler federal government Bob Burke National Health and Medical Research Council
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2013/05/09 21:15
2013/05/09 21:15
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Advance: sneaky drugs for bacterial infections
A drug to help cystic fibrosis patients and others who suffer chronic bacterial infections is a step closer to reality after a major breakthrough at the University of Wollongong. Dr Mike Kelso, from...
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University of Wollongong University of Wollongong University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh University of NSW
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2013/05/09 16:49
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Rethinking treatment goals improves results for t...
More than 85 percent of those who enrolled in the trial completed treatment -- almost three times the usual retention rate. After eight months of outpatient treatment, patients in both treatment...
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University of Chicago University of Chicago University of Sydney University of Sydney University of London
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2013/05/07 20:27
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Wind sickness doctor fronts Senate inquiry
Wind sickness doctor fronts Senate inquiry environment reporter Sarah Clarke A doctor who pioneered a controversial study into what she calls "wind turbine syndrome" has told a Senate inquiry that...
Senate federal government Sarah Clarke The National Health National Health and Medical Research Council
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2013/05/07 18:16
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UOW researchers in antibiotic breakthrough
Researchers at the University of Wollongong and University of NSW have patented a new approach to treating antibiotic-resistant infections. In ground-breaking work funded by the Australian National...
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University of NSW University of NSW University of Wollongong University of Wollongong Australian National Health and Medical Research Council
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2013/05/07 04:55
2013/05/07 04:55
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Skin cancer drug switches off gene
A new drug treatment that can switch off a key gene involved in skin cancer has been developed and tested in a world-first trial on Sydney patients. The first-ever human trials of the drug, called...
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Levon Khachigian Sydney Cancer Council Cancer Institute NSW Cancer Institute NSW
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2013/05/04 15:06
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Baby sex-selection tours increasingly popular wit...
CLUCKY couples are taking overseas ''sex tours'' - to choose their baby's gender using IVF in foreign fertility clinics. Global Health Travel is offering baby sex-selection trips to Thailand and...
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Mark Bowman David Molloy Sydney National Health and Medical Research Council Mark Hobart
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