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The Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) has stressed that a public health system which forces patients with complex or chronic conditions to pay out of pocket for longer consultations can’t claim to offer universal coverage, and has urged governments to protect patients from financial hardship.

“Health is a human right,” RACGP ...


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Researchers have suspected for some time that the link between out gut and brain plays a role in the onset of Parkinson’s disease.

However it is only a recent study that has identified gut microbes likely to be involved, and linked them with decreased riboflavin (Vitamin B2) and biotin (vitamin B7), suggesting a...


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If practising portion control isn’t your strongest point, and it feels like your belly has tripled in size, don’t worry. Your stomach hasn’t actually inflated that much.

According to Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Rather, bloating is likely just gas. “It’s caused by excess air or gas in the gastrointestinal tract,” says Chicago-base...


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Long-term antidepressant use in Australia has risen steadily over the past decade, with the largest increase seen in young people aged 10-24, where rates have more than doubled.

The finding is from a new study undertaken by University of South Australia researchers, who analysed dispensing data from the Pharmaceutical Benef...


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What happens in your mouth during those first minutes and hours after eating those sweets?

While you’re likely aware that eating too much sugar can cause damage to your teeth, you might be less familiar with how bacteria use those sugars to build a sticky film called plaque on your teeth as soon as you take that first sweet bite.


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