The Federal Health Minister wants the Tasmanian Government to explain its plan to move Royal Hobart Hospital patients from beds to chairs to free up space.
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Experts want to ban the sale of caffeinated energy drinks to children and young people.
The Federal Health Minister wants the Tasmanian Government to explain its plan to move Royal Hobart Hospital patients from beds to chairs to free up space.
US researchers have helped mice beat their cocaine addictions using gene therapy.
Almost 900,000 people have opted out of My Health Record.
The Prime Minister has ordered a royal commission into Australia's aged-care sector.
A major Australian trial suggests taking a daily dose of aspirin does not lower the risk of death, disability or cardiovascular disease.
Experts say Australia’s health system is under strain and in urgent need of transformation.
Experts have raised alarm about “an epidemic of child abuse and neglect” in Australia.
Men in the Australia/NZ region have a 1 in 2 chance of getting some sort of cancer in their lifetimes, according to the WHO.
Vaccination rates appear to have increased since welfare payments were cut for unvaccinated children.
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