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Chloesterol lowering drugs for all
There are calls for every Australian over the age of 50 to be given cholesterol lowering drugs.
Pregnancy weight control helpful, study
Research has suggested controlling weight during pregnancy can be beneficial.
Breastfeeding halves SIDS risk
Breastfeeding halves the chances of a baby dying suddenly, according to a child health group.
Drug could boost brain cancer survival
A new drug could help prolong the life of people diagnosed with brain cancer, Australian researchers say.
Buzz on coffee gets sweeter
After years of research, a big study has found coffee drinkers are a little more likely to live longer.
Chemicals 'may reduce sperm count'
A study says exposure to everyday chemicals in the environment may affect a man's sperm count.
Fast food giants facing 'fat tax'
Fast food giants face local govt rate increases in a bid to tackle the nation's obesity epidemic.
Britain bedeviled by binge drinking
Binge drinking in Britain is costing the National Health Service STG2.7 billion ($A4.36 billion) a year.
Pregnant obese women face birth risks
Australian and NZ pregnant women who are obese are at greater risk of complications when pregnant.
Diabates sufferers suffer depression
Diabetes Australia has accused the govt of putting a budget surplus above the health of diabetes sufferers.
Footy codes warned on head injuries
Experts say Aussie football codes must investigate head injuries to ensure the safety of players.
Free blood pressure checks across Vic
Free blood pressure checks will be available at pharmacies as part of a campaign against strokes.
Mentally ill carers are suffering
A study finds the role for mentally ill carers impacts their relationships, employment and finances.
Some likely to be awake in operations
Some patients could be more likely to be awake during operations due to a genetic resistance to anaesthesia.
Eggs worth hundreds of pounds
Female students at Cambridge University say they have been offered hundreds of pounds to become egg donors.
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