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    Tag: Public health

    ‘We were abused and called baby killers’: How politics took a hospital to the brink

    July 1, 2025

    The endings are rarely happy when a hospital finds itself at the heart of a political fight. But that is the fate of Northern Beaches…

    Pass the potassium salt: Is this the next population health revolution?

    June 24, 2025

    There is too much sodium in our diets and not enough potassium — an obvious problem to anyone who learnt about the sodium-potassium pump in…

    Meet the ‘data thug’ fighting bad medicine before it kills

    June 23, 2025

    Find bad medical evidence before it kills people. That is the motto of the newly launched Medical Evidence Project. It was set up by the…

    US vaccine expert speaks to AusDoc about being sacked by RFK Jr

    June 20, 2025

    Professor Noel Brewer realised that Robert Kennedy Jr had fired him when he read the news. “None of us were expecting this could happen,” said…

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    ‘Big emergency’: Overwhelmed sexual health doctors turning away hundreds of patients a week

    June 6, 2025

    Rising STI cases are forcing sexual health doctors to reject thousands of patients a year, a leading GP says. Last year, almost 56,000 consultations —…

    GPs want more info on surge in algae-linked illnesses

    June 2, 2025

    GPs have reported an increase in patients with a range of health issues related to an unusual source: toxic algae. Over the past couple of…

    Measles outbreak worst in six years, with at least 37 locally acquired cases

    May 27, 2025

    The 2025 measles outbreak is already the worst in six years, with 77 confirmed cases. Data from April show at least 37 cases were locally…

    Australia’s vaccination slump in five graphs

    May 19, 2025

    Immunisation coverage for children and adolescents is falling, with MMR and other critical vaccines frequently delivered late. The interim Annual Immunisation Coverage Report 2024, published…

    Why it’s better to give simultaneous COVID-19 and flu vaccines in different arms: Aussie study

    May 16, 2025

    When patients front up for their COVID-19 booster and influenza vaccine on the same day, should GPs recommend they put forward one arm or two? …

    Smallpox could rise again, says bioterrorism expert Professor Raina MacIntyre

    May 13, 2025

    My interest in smallpox started in 2006 when I was on a committee that had to plan for potential biological warfare or terrorism. Bacteria and…

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    Smallpox could rise again, says bioterrorism expert Professor Raina MacIntyre

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