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A Transport for NSW report acquired by the Australian Workers Union reveals that construction workers on the Sydney Metro have been exposed to dangerous levels of Silica dust, which is known to cause a range of life-threatening respiratory diseases. Assistant National Secretary of the Australian Workers Union, Chris Donovan, and Shine Lawyers dust diseases …
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Nearly 50,000 Australians experienced a stroke last year — that’s one every 11 minutes, and it’s not just older people who need to be concerned. This month, the Australian Physiotherapy Association is supporting the Stroke Foundation’s Stride4Stroke initiative, encouraging Australians to help raise awareness and funds for stroke recovery. Image: Image: Supplied/ Robert Vander Kraats …
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After a tragic accident, Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM suffered a spinal cord injury, and was left paralysed from the neck down. Dr Palipana went on to become the second person to graduate medical school with quadriplegia in Australia. Now, he’s working as an emergency doctor, as well as a passionate disability advocate dedicating his professional …
A new study reveals most ready-made foods for infants and toddlers found in Australian supermarkets fail to meet World Health Organization nutrition guidelines. The Monash University study found that less than a quarter of products met the recommended nutrient guidelines, while nearly half exceeded safe sugar levels. The study also found that none of the …
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Today marks the start of Heart Failure Awareness Week, with new research revealing over four million Australians are unaware of the common symptoms of heart failure as well as the health conditions increasing the risk. Image: Image Credit: Gerd Altmann / Pixabay Produced By: Toni Pankaluic Featured In Story: Tanya Hall – CEO of hearts4heart …
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, a common inflammatory disease affecting nearly 1 million Australians. According to the Federal government, Endometriosis costs the nation around 9.7 billion dollars annually. On average, it takes approximately 7 years to get officially diagnosed with the condition. Image: Image Credit: Pexels/ Nadezhda Moryak Produced By: Eduardo Jordan, and Diana Rankine …
Lynch syndrome is a hereditary genetic condition, giving those who have the condition a higher chance of developing certain cancers across their lifetime. The condition is usually only found if people undergo genetic testing, and according to The Cancer Council of Victoria, around 90 per cent of people who have Lynch syndrome don’t know they …