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On 13 May, the World Health Organization (WHO) was notified of two confirmed cases and one probable case of monkeypox in the UK. The number of cases has now risen to nine. This has raised some alarm because historically, only eight cases have been detected in the UK, the first in 2018. Cases have also been detected in Spain (more ...
The aged care sector has urged the government to reinstate Covid prevention funding as it grapples with outbreaks in almost 30% of the nation’s residential facilities. The call comes as aged care workers in South Australia and Queensland prepare to leave their job over unfair pay and conditions. Last year, the government withdrew temporary financial support designed to help the ...
Australians unexpectedly admitted to hospital before the election is struggling to cast their vote due to a decision to abort mobile polling in health facilities due to Covid. Before the campaign, the Australian Electoral Commission announced that it would not send mobile teams into hospitals to take votes in the lead-up to polling day, trying to balance voting access with ...
The head of the Australian Medical Association says the federal government must “stop the blame game” and step in to relieve state and territory health systems buckling under high demand. The AMA president, Dr. Omar Khorshid, said the federal government had to “accept its responsibility for our national health system” and “sit down” with the states to resolve the issues ...
When Steph* developed insomnia and depression in her late teens, she was told to stay away from technology and try to exercise. “It was annoying,” she says. “Because I already know that helps. If I’m at the doctor, I’m looking for something else. It’s condescending.” It may not be what Steph (who asked that her full name be withheld) wanted ...
Olivia* still has questions about her compulsory mental health treatment at a Melbourne hospital. Last year, she was admitted to the Northern hospital after an eating disorder relapse. Olivia, aged 40s, alleges she received forced mental health treatment after being told the hospital did not treat eating disorders. “When somebody’s in a crisis, medically unstable, and their life is in ...
Greenpeace and obstetricians have questioned a scientific report warning pregnant women to consider alternatives to nitrous oxide as pain relief during childbirth because of the environmental impact of its emissions. A report in Australasian Anaesthesia notes that while nitrous oxide – known as laughing gas when used as an anesthetic – is an effective method of pain relief during labor, ...
Just over 30,000 watched the reigning premiers on their home ground on Saturday night, while the crowd at the Adelaide Oval was well below par. Nearly 44,000 people were at the MCG on Sunday, a reasonable turnout on a stinker of a day. There were 47,000 at Optus Stadium too, but AFL crowds, on average, are the lowest since 1996. ...