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02/12/2019

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Novel MRI-guided ultrasound treatment destroys prostate cancer

A novel MRI-guided procedure that uses therapeutic ultrasound effectively treats prostate cancer with minimal side effects, according to a new study presented today at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North ...

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First studies reveal occurrence of 'chew and spit' eating behaviour

The prevalence of the disordered eating behaviour known as 'chew and spit' among teenagers has been determined for the first time, thanks to a large-scale study analysed by psychologists at the University of Sydney.

Dec 2, 2019

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Caesarean twin births triple over the last 30 years

The proportion of twins born by caesarean delivery in Victoria increased threefold, from 24% to 71% of all twin births, during 1983–2015, despite high-level evidence that routine caesarean delivery of twins does not benefit ...

Dec 2, 2019

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New report exposes 'pink and pretty' alcohol marketing tactics to women

A new report has uncovered the tactics the alcohol industry is using to make their products more appealing to women and calls on the Australian Government to introduce stronger controls on alcohol marketing, independent of ...

Dec 2, 2019

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New recommendations for paracetamol poisoning

Recent evidence has prompted a change in the management of paracetamol poisoning, according the authors of the updated guideline summary published online today by the Medical Journal of Australia.

Dec 2, 2019

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Think you are allergic to penicillin? There is a 90 per cent chance you may not be anymore

Over 90% of people recorded as having a penicillin allergy may not actually be allergic. Experts Misha Devchand and Dr. Jason Trubiano from Austin Health in Melbourne review the new Australian guidelines on antibiotics in ...

Dec 2, 2019

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Study prompts re-think of lifting with a straight back

New Curtin University research has found no evidence to suggest that lifting with a rounded, flexed back caused an increased risk of low back pain.

Dec 2, 2019

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Dopamine fasting: an expert reviews the latest craze in Silicon Valley

It's the latest fad in Silicon Valley. By reducing the brain's feel-good chemical known as dopamine—cutting back on things like food, sex, alcohol, social media and technology – followers believe that they can "reset" ...

Dec 2, 2019

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Why people with intellectual disability experience lower life expectancy: study

Researchers have shown why people with intellectual disability experience lower life expectancy and suggest better public health could improve outcomes.

Dec 2, 2019

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Mental disorders more frequent in children known to protection services

Childhood-onset mental disorders are almost three times more frequent in children known to child protection services during early childhood, according to a new study.

Dec 2, 2019

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