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Bowel Cancer Australia’s ‘Be Well Week’ for women – September 25, 2015
Bowel cancer is Australia’s second biggest cancer killer and the third leading cause of cancer deaths among women. Each year, 6,800 Australian women are diagnosed with bowel cancer and more than 1,700 women die due to the disease. Bowel cancer is non-discriminatory. It affects women of all ages, with one-in-15 Australian women developing bowel cancer…
Read MoreSupport Arthritis & Osteoporosis NSW’s world record attempt for the “Largest Gathering of Skeletons” this Halloween – September 22, 2015
Join Arthritis & Osteoporosis NSW for it’s quirky Our Joint event in Sydney to mark Halloween on Friday, October 30, 2015 from 4-9pm. To help raise awareness of bone and joint health, and support the one-in-five Australians living with arthritis, osteoporosis, or more than 120 musculoskeletal diseases, head to Dudley Page Reserve at Dover Heights, Sydney…
Read MoreGPs commonly delaying cancer diagnosis: Aussie research – September 18, 2015
GPs are commonly delaying cancer diagnosis of patients presenting with common symptoms, according to an Australian study. The BMJ Open study found a recurring delay in cancer diagnosis, despite GPs having access to relevant diagnostic tests, identified by researchers from seven Australian Universities. Symptom misattribution, lack of proper examination and poor investigation of malignancies were…
Read MoreCurbing future weight gain among kids with milk, not water: new University of Sydney research – September 17, 2015
University of Sydney researchers cite daily consumption of fruit juice and soft drinks among obese-prone two-to-six year olds places them at risk of becoming overweight. The 18 month long study just published in The British Journal of Nutrition confirms children predisposed to weight gain should avoid sugar-laden drinks, and substitute milk for water in order…
Read MoreBarnaby, 34,Ex-professional AFL player who experienced a stroke after being beaten unconscious in an alcohol-fuelled gang attack, SYDNEY – September 15, 2015
Nowadays, ex-professional AFL player, newlywed and motivational speaker, Barnaby, 34, Sydney, spends most of his time travelling the world with his beautiful wife, Angela, on a “seemingly endless honeymoon,” motivating people from all walks of life about the importance of “focusing on the game plan and letting the result take care of itself.” However, when…
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