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antigen
COVID-19, Healthcare News, Public Health and Careers
Reports of diverted rapid antigen test shipments riles SA
Nina Alvarez Jan 20, 2022

South Australia has asked regulators to investigate reports that say some rapid antigen tests bound for SA have been improperly diverted to other states. If

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Medigate
Healthcare, Hospitals, HR/People/Culture, Learning - Topics, Medical Science and Technology
Q&A: Regional Director of Asia-Pacific for Medigate, Luke Zappara
Nina Alvarez Jan 20, 2022

In the digital age, cybersecurity is vital. As companies and different sectors move into a more digital sphere to stay contactless in the face of

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Cure Brain Cancer Foundation
Healthcare, Healthcare News, Hospitals
Cure Brain Cancer Foundation supports researchers with fellowship
Nina Alvarez Jan 18, 2022

Australia’s leading brain cancer charity Cure Brain Cancer Foundation has announced the launch of its Mid-Career Fellowship, supporting innovative, experienced researchers to continue their pioneering

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Mildura
Healthcare, Healthcare News, Hospitals
New Mildura cancer treatment centre to offer care to local patients
Nina Alvarez Jan 18, 2022

Work has restarted on a new radiation therapy cancer centre at Mildura Health Private Hospital, which is expected to open by March next year, with

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statistics
COVID-19, Healthcare News, Hospitals, Public Health and Careers
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) statistics as of 17 January 2022
Nina Alvarez Jan 18, 2022

The following are the recent COVID-19 statistics recorded by NSW Health: Across NSW, 95.2% of people aged 16 and over have received a first dose

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NSW health workers
COVID-19, Healthcare News, Hospitals, Public Health and Careers
Thousands of NSW health workers in isolation for COVID-19
Nina Alvarez Jan 18, 2022

NSW health workers are facing unprecedented demands and are exhausted as thousands of patients are admitted each day, a senior Sydney doctor has warned.”Our capacity

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Tonga's
COVID-19, Healthcare News, Hospitals, Public Health and Careers
Tonga’s COVID-19 restrictions may complicate relief efforts
Nina Alvarez Jan 18, 2022

Tonga’s strict quarantine measures designed to keep COVID-19 out of the country may complicate relief efforts following the tsunami and volcanic eruption in the Pacific

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disability advocates
COVID-19, Healthcare News, Hospitals
Disability advocates hit out at isolation requirement change
Nina Alvarez Jan 18, 2022

Australian Council of Social Service CEO Cassandra Goldie, as well as disability advocates, says the federal government has not grappled with the reality that vulnerable,

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Quebec
COVID-19, Hospitals, International News
Quebec set to tax Canadian residents that remain unvaccinated
Nina Alvarez Jan 13, 2022

Quebec, Canada’s second most populous province, is planning to force adults refusing to get COVID-19 vaccinations to pay a “health contribution” in a move likely

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multicultural
Healthcare, Healthcare News, Hospitals
Multicultural Health Communication Award winners for 2021 announced
Nina Alvarez Dec 10, 2021

The extraordinary effort of health workers to reach multicultural communities with important messages, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been recognised at the 2021 Multicultural

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pharmacist
Healthcare, Healthcare News
Pharmacist suspended for improper dispensing of schedule 4 medications
Nina Alvarez Dec 10, 2021

A tribunal has suspended a pharmacist for six months following findings of professional misconduct regarding administration of medicines. In October, the Victorian Civil and Administrative

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yoghurt
Healthcare, Medical Science and Technology
Studies show yoghurt to help manage high blood pressure
Nina Alvarez Dec 10, 2021

A daily dose of yoghurt could be the next go-to food for people with high blood pressure, according to new research from the University of South

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