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Cancer death rate projected to decrease over next decade
The current downward trend in cancer death rates looks set to continue, according to a report released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW).
Parliament talks to focus on Indigenous mental health
Reducing mental illness among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will be the focus of high level talks between government, mental health experts and Indigenous leaders at ...
AMA: declining vaccination rates are a 'threat' to public health
AMA President, Professor Brian Owler has paid tribute to the role played by family doctors in safely and effectively immunising generations of Australians against potentially deadly ...
10 Medical Research Breakthroughs You May Not Have Heard Of
Thanks to advances in medicine, people are living increasingly longer and healthier lives.
How to find a job in healthcare
Finding a job in the healthcare sector could be the first step to a long and rewarding career.
 500+ pathology job cuts puts SA lives 'at risk'
The South Australian Health Department has announced it will slash more than 500 jobs at SA Pathology.
$2.5 million to keep RFDS flying high in WA
Western Australians will have greater access to medical services wherever they live or travel in the state, with the Abbott Government to support the purchase of a new aeroplane for ...
10 great podcasts for medical professionals
Podcasts are a brilliant way for busy medical professionals to stay up-to-date with news in health and any emerging research that could affect the decisions made in practice.
NSW Dental Council restricts registration of 12 Sydney Dentists
Australia's health regulators are working in partnership to enforce infection control standards in dental practice and take action to manage risk to patients.
New drug shows promise for treating relapsed childhood leukaemia
After testing 70 different drugs over ten years, Australian cancer researchers have discovered a new drug that holds great promise for treating children with an aggressive form of ...
Calls for new anaesthesia guidelines: stop 'starving' patients
A meeting of anaesthetists in Tasmania has heard that "starving" patients before anaesthesia can be hazardous and do more harm than good to their recovery.
New data linking alcohol and cancer prompts education campaign
New data released by the Cancer Council Victoria confirms that long-term consumption of four or more 'standard' alcoholic drinks per day doubles the risk of mouth and throat cancer. ...
$6.4m funding boost to deliver health in areas of greatest need
A $6.4 million Abbott Government commitment to a nursing in primary health care program will aim to improve access to health care for rural and remote communities, older Australians ...
Report reveals drug companies 'behind medicine approval delays'
Australian patients are being forced to wait up to 15 months longer to access the latest breakthrough medicines than in the US or Europe because drug companies are delaying bringing ...
Dental industry gears up for introduction of new code
The Australian Dental Industry Association (ADIA) and its members are preparing for the introduction of a new code of practice designed to ensure decisions on management and treatment ...
Record $21bn health budget to boost NSW frontline care
Record health funding in the NSW Budget will allow an extra 90,000 people to be treated in an emergency department, 40,000 extra hospital admissions, and 3,100 additional elective ...
Hospitals spending tops $55bn a year
Recurrent hospital expenditure in Australia, for public and private hospitals combined, topped $55 billion in 2013–14, according to a report released today by the Australian Institute ...
Organisations unite to fight Budget cuts to vital health services
A coalition of 17 peak and non-government organisations from the health and community sectors is calling on the Australian Government to scrap plans to cut nearly $800 million in ...
How to improve your patients' hospital experience
A visit to the hospital can be a stressful experience for patients and their families.
5 Tips for Better Bedside Manner by Doctors
As a doctor, your bedside manner can determine a patient's clinical experience either positively or negatively.
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