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Plan to tackle endometriosis top of list at COAG health ministers meeting
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Greg Hunt

Plan to tackle endometriosis top of list at COAG health ministers meeting

The federal Health Minister Greg Hunt will place a draft national action plan on endometriosis front and centre at the COAG health ministers meeting on Friday.

  • by Esther Han

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Do you have a cold or the flu? And do you need to go to a GP?
Illness

Do you have a cold or the flu? And do you need to go to a GP?

As we head into April, we have truly entered cold and flu season.

  • by Mary Ward
Canberra mother questions delays to prescription monitoring laws
ACT

Canberra mother questions delays to prescription monitoring laws

More than eight years after Ann Finlay lost her son to prescription drugs, she is still asking why the ACT still has no real-time monitoring system.

  • by Daniel Burdon
WA supports lifting smoking age - but only if rest of Australia does
WA

WA supports lifting smoking age - but only if rest of Australia does

There has been a push to lift the legal smoking age in Australia to 21 years old.

Beyond a binary approach: why WA must legalise vaping now
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WA

Beyond a binary approach: why WA must legalise vaping now

In the George Orwell classic Animal Farm, there was a binary notion that the animals lived by – “four legs good, two legs bad”.

There's a postal network running through your veins. Can it heal you?
Science

There's a postal network running through your veins. Can it heal you?

The way the trillions of cells that make up your body stay in touch might lead to new treatments for diseases such as cancer.

  • by Liam Mannix
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People aren’t born with a 'taste' for fat – they learn it
Food

People aren’t born with a 'taste' for fat – they learn it

It is our diet, rather than our genes, that has the greatest impact on our fat sensitivity, a new Australian study of twins has found.

  • by Aisha Dow
'Demonised' pasta may actually be key to weight loss
Food

'Demonised' pasta may actually be key to weight loss

Somebody call Gwyneth.

  • by Sarah Knapton
The push to turn Queensland's mental health strategy on its head
Queensland

The push to turn Queensland's mental health strategy on its head

Three years ago, Lyndall Baker’s life fell apart. Now there's a push to change our mental health system to better cater to people like her.

  • by Jorge Branco
The syndrome that makes people think their loved ones are impostors
Life & Relationships

The syndrome that makes people think their loved ones are impostors

And the Australian professor who knows why.

  • by Meeri Kim
Amy to make a difference at Canberra MS Walk + Fun Run
Canberra

Amy to make a difference at Canberra MS Walk + Fun Run

Amy was on a working holiday in Thailand when she experienced complete blindness in her left eye and a crippling headache. She was diagnosed with MS.

  • by Megan Doherty