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Many Aussies iodine deficient: survey:Two out of three women of child-bearing age are not getting enough of the vital mineral iodine needed for a baby's healthy brain development, research shows.
Thursday Oct 16 10:34 AEDT

Many Aussies iodine deficient: survey

By Tamara McLean | 2 hours 10 mins ago

Two out of three women of child-bearing age are not getting enough of the vital mineral iodine needed for a baby's healthy brain development, research shows.

Thursday Oct 16 09:59 AEDT

Googling good for seniors: study

2 hours 45 mins ago

A team of US researchers has found that searching the internet stimulates brain activity in the elderly and middle-aged and may help keep their minds sharp.

Thursday Oct 16 08:14 AEDT

Study finds brain chemical linked to grief

Reuters | 4 hours 30 mins ago

Scientists have pinpointed a key brain chemical involved in dealing with the sudden loss or long-term separation of a partner.

Wednesday Oct 15 22:37 AEDT

More fall ill to Chinese beans: official

15 Oct 2008

Two more people have fallen ill in Japan from eating frozen green beans imported from China, a health official said.

Wednesday Oct 15 18:51 AEDT

Complaints about gap fees low: watchdog

15 Oct 2008

The number of complaints to the private health insurance watchdog about gap fees for hospital treatment is small, the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman says.

Wednesday Oct 15 15:13 AEDT

Doctor pays to cover hospital supplies

15 Oct 2008

A doctor has dipped into his own pocket to buy equipment for patient tests as supply shortages reach crisis point at a western NSW hospital.

Wednesday Oct 15 14:21 AEDT

Investors 'stay away from nursing homes'

By Edwina Scott | 15 Oct 2008

Declining investment in Australia's nursing homes could foreshadow a bleak future for the sector, a national survey says.

Wednesday Oct 15 12:33 AEDT

China recalls milk products, HK boy ill

15 Oct 2008

China has ordered all milk products more than a month old to be pulled from store shelves for testing as another child in Hong Kong developed kidney stones.

Wednesday Oct 15 11:32 AEDT

More non-melanoma cancers 'unacceptable'

15 Oct 2008

A report has found that 434,000 Australians will be diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer this year, a finding Cancer Council Australia says is unacceptable.

Wednesday Oct 15 10:15 AEDT

Typhoid outbreak kills 11 in PNG

15 Oct 2008

A typhoid outbreak in a Papua New Guinea township has left 11 villagers dead with many more sick and in need of treatment.

Wednesday Oct 15 07:54 AEDT

White wine rivals red for heart health

By Angela Harper-Erini | 15 Oct 2008

The health benefits of a glass of red wine are well known, but new research has found a tipple of white could also protect the heart.

Tuesday Oct 14 18:44 AEDT

CT scans detect hidden time bombs

By Angela Harper-Erini | 14 Oct 2008

Radiation medicine is proving to be a lifesaving tool for detecting hidden time bombs in the human body.

Tuesday Oct 14 14:07 AEDT

Carer numbers total 2.5 million: ABS

14 Oct 2008

About 2.5 million Australians aged 15 years and over care for someone at home because of a disability or old age, new statistics show.

Tuesday Oct 14 01:01 AEDT

Finance pressures hurting relationships

14 Oct 2008

Financial pressures are having a major impact on people's relationships in Australia, a study has shown.

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 Many Aussies iodine deficient: surveyTwo out of three women of child-bearing age are not getting enough of the vital mineral iodine needed for a baby's healthy brain development, research shows.
 Study finds brain chemical linked to griefScientists have pinpointed a key brain chemical involved in dealing with the sudden loss or long-term separation of a partner.
 More fall ill to Chinese beans: officialTwo more people have fallen ill in Japan from eating frozen green beans imported from China, a health official said.
 Googling good for seniors: studyA team of US researchers has found that searching the internet stimulates brain activity in the elderly and middle-aged and may help keep their minds sharp.
 White wine rivals red for heart healthThe health benefits of a glass of red wine are well known, but new research has found a tipple of white could also protect the heart.
 Doctor pays to cover hospital suppliesA doctor has dipped into his own pocket to buy equipment for patient tests as supply shortages reach crisis point at a western NSW hospital.
 More non-melanoma cancers 'unacceptable'A report has found that 434,000 Australians will be diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer this year, a finding Cancer Council Australia says is unacceptable.
 Investors 'stay away from nursing homes'Declining investment in Australia's nursing homes could foreshadow a bleak future for the sector, a national survey says.
 CT scans detect hidden time bombsRadiation medicine is proving to be a lifesaving tool for detecting hidden time bombs in the human body.
 Complaints about gap fees low: watchdogThe number of complaints to the private health insurance watchdog about gap fees for hospital treatment is small, the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman says.
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