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Premier Orthopaedic Associates presents Bad to the Bones: A podcast focused on educating our listeners on orthopedic treatment and techniques, bone and joint health, and living an active lifestyle. Follow along to stay up-to-date on the latest in orthopedic care and our commitment to the communities we serve.
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Joint Action is a podcast hosted by David Hunter. As a consequence of isolation, those living with osteoarthritis related disability may become less fit, more depressed and anxious, more socially isolated and gain weight. It is critical at times like this that people with osteoarthritis have their burden and disability minimised and their knowledge of how to manage the disease enhanced. Join David as he interviews the world's leading experts in osteoarthritis. Professor David Hunter is a rhe ...
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Dr. Sheinkop has pioneered many developments in joint replacement including new prosthetic designs, navigation and minimally invasive surgery during the past 35 years. In early 2008 Dr. Sheinkop accepted Professorial Emeritus status and chose to direct all of his effort to the private practice of joint replacement. While still involved in outcomes research endeavors and international orthopedics, he has undertaken the redesign of the joint replacement delivery system with an emphasis on long ...
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Covering the health stories that make a difference. Dr Norman Swan and Dr Preeya Alexander dissect the latest and breaking news in the medical world.
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Ortho Real is a podcast hosted by orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Matt Barber. This podcast will be talking all things Ortho and keeping it real. Patient care, technology, history and many other topics will be discussed and explored through this series.
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Exclusive interviews with authors from selected papers published in The Bone & Joint Journal (BJJ): changing practice and leading clinical orthopaedic research since 1948
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Device Nation brings you ideas, stories and interviews from the frontlines of orthopedic device sales to encourage and inspire!
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Welcome to The OrthoZone Podcast by Tri County Orthopedics. For over 40 years, Tri County Orthopedics has been delivering top-quality care to the communities of Northern New Jersey. Now, we’re proud to bring that expertise to you through The OrthoZone, a space where we’ll dive into all things orthopedic. Each episode will feature in-depth conversations with our specialists, covering a wide range of topics including common orthopedic injuries, the latest innovations in musculoskeletal care, i ...
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Discover trustworthy health insights with your new doctor friends! Join Dr. Jeremy Alland, Dr. Julie Bruene and top experts from around the world each week as they demystify common medical questions and discuss trending health topics in a friendly, informative manner.
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Check-up Chat is a podcast featuring Evergreen Health doctors, providers and professionals discussing a spectrum of health and wellness topics that are important to you. Check out Check-up Chat to enrich your life.
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Welcome to EnRitched Menopause where host, Dr. Jessica Ritch, helps those in perimenopause and menopause understand what's going on with their bodies and how to thrive in this stage and beyond. You are not crazy and you are not alone. Let's do this together!
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We depend on our knees for support and mobility.The knee joint is composed of three bones – the thigh bone (femur), the main bone of lower leg (Tibia) and knee-cap (Patella). The ends of all these three bones are covered with cartilage. www.anoopjhurani.com
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Renew Church NZ podcast Renew Church NZ is a New Zealand based church founded in 1977 in Whangarei. Led by Senior Pastors Symon and Kristy Drake, Renew Church NZ aims to present the gospel in a contemporary manner to every generation. Renew Church NZ and Renew Music are joint in their aim of being a family of believers celebrating God’s goodness, demonstrating His love and equipping His people to change the world.
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Well Being DFW is a medical podcast featuring industry professionals, hospital leaders, and experts discussing healthcare topics that affect you and our community.
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Founded in 1997 by a team of India’s leading cardiologists, CARE Hospitals started its journey as a 100-bedded Heart Institute with a core team of 20 cardiologists, 1 operating theatre, and 1 catheterization laboratory. 25 years later, the CARE Hospitals Group is a multi-speciality healthcare provider with 17 healthcare facilities serving 7 cities across 6 states in India. It is the regional leader in South and Central India and is amongst the top 5 Pan-Indian hospital chains. CARE Hospitals ...
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Welcome to The Live Well Tampa Podcast where we connect you with the greatest health minds in Tampa to help you feel well, eat well, live well on your journey to living a healthier life! You can join us on FB at the "Live Well Tampa Podcast Community" connecting you with others who are searching for ways to not only get healthier but stay healthy for life with the guidance of Tampa’s Top HealthCare Professionals like Physical Therapists, Physicians, Trainers, and more! Website: renewalrehabp ...
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Welcome to Kailash Hospital podcast channel, where we bring you insights on healthcare, medicine, and wellness. Our expert doctors and staff share their knowledge on preventive care, chronic diseases, mental health and more. Tune in to make informed decisions about your health and join us on the journey towards a healthier society. We believe that healthcare is not just about treating illnesses but also about promoting overall wellbeing. Our goal is to empower our listeners with the knowledg ...
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Total Knee Tips & Pearls From Dr. Adam Rosen (A Virtual Total Knee Fellowship Podcast)
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Dr. Adam Rosen is an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in total joint replacement. He created this podcast which is aimed at interns, residents, fellows, and general orthopedists who are looking to dive into the details of total knee replacements. I do not claim that my way is the best way or the only way. My personal approach to my patients, total knee replacement surgery and the ever important post-operative recovery has been developed over the years. My protocols are ever changing based ...
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Episode 1 | Outpatient Joint Replacement | Dr. Lombardi & Dr. Hunt
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In this premiere episode of The OrthoZone, Dr. Hunt sits down with renowned joint replacement expert Dr. Lombardi to explore the evolution of outpatient joint replacement. They cover everything from how to determine which patients are a good fit for outpatient surgery, to what’s changed in surgical techniques, and much more. Whether you’re an ortho…
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Welcome to the OrthoZone Podcast! For over 40 years, Tri County Orthopedics has been delivering top-quality care to the communities of Northern New Jersey. Now, we’re proud to bring that expertise to you through The OrthoZone, a space where we’ll dive into all things orthopedic. Each episode will feature in-depth conversations with our specialists,…
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Trace, Face, Replace | The Truth (Part 3) | Chris De'Ath
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Bad to the Bones: Why Young Athletes Get Injured More Often: Growth Spurts, Pain, and Prevention
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Why are young athletes—who seem strong, flexible, and full of energy—more prone to injuries, especially during growth spurts? In this episode with Dr. Ravin Patel, double board certified family medicine and sports medicine with Premier Orthopaedic Associates, we dive into the biomechanics and psychology behind youth sports injuries. Learn why rapid…
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GPs in NSW will soon be able to undertake further training to diagnose and treat kids and adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Western Australia and Queensland have already implemented similar reforms to address the barriers to seeing a paediatrician or a psychiatrist. Also, fears the collapse of Australia's second-largest p…
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Your cognitive skills at age two might predict your ability in adulthood
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We’ve known for some time that the first few years of childhood are critical when it comes to development. But a new study has highlighted just how critical the early years are for cognitive ability. It found cognitive ability at age 29 can be predicted by the genetic and environmental influences on you at age two, and even more so at age seven. Gu…
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Many people don’t find out they have osteoporosis until they suffer a fracture from a small fall. However of those aged 50 years and over, 66 per cent do have osteopenia or osteoporosis, where bones become less dense and more fragile. An updated guideline has been published, including new information about drugs used to treat the condition. Guest/s…
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Scanxiety: Could scans in cancer remission do more harm than good?
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People who are in remission from cancer have regular scans and tests as part of surveillance. It’s a period of huge anxiety for many – but is surveillance overdone and does it make a difference to how well you fare? Guest/s Professor Katy Bell, clinical epidemiologist in the University of Sydney’s School of Public Health References Routine Surveill…
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Mailbag: More complexity in prostate cancer testing
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A look at some of the Health Report correspondence this week. You can email us at [email protected] Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Listen to Andrew Duckworth, Fares Haddad and Ian Kennedy discuss the papers 'Periprosthetic joint infection: navigating the literature' and 'Periprosthetic joint infection: development of a core outcome set' published in the April 2025 issue of The Bone & Joint Journal. Click here to read the paper 'Periprosthetic joint infection: navigating the li…
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Rethinking running and knee health with Dr Jean-Francois Esculier
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Running often gets a bad rap when it comes to knee osteoarthritis - but is the fear justified? In this week's episode of Joint Action, Professor David Hunter speaks with physiotherapist and researcher Dr Jean-François Esculier to unpack common myths about running and joint health. They explore the latest evidence, share tips for safe running with O…
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Donanemab approved to treat Alzheimer's disease
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The TGA has approved a drug — donanemab — to treat Alzheimer's disease in its early stages. The drug has a small effect in slowing cognitive decline, however it isn't a cure and can have significant side effects. Also, the World Health Assembly adopts historic Pandemic Agreement with zero objections.…
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For months, the Health Report has been getting emails about ads where 'Norman' was promoting unproven supplements. Scammers have been using Norman's voice and face to create AI videos to sell hundreds of dollars worth of supplements to trusting listeners. References The growing impact of deepfake health scams | 7.30 Deepfake videos of Norman Swan a…
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Why wasn't Joe Biden's aggressive prostate cancer detected?
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Former US President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an ‘aggressive’ form of prostate cancer. It follows the diagnosis of one of our own prominent politicians, Barnaby Joyce. There’s been a lot of changes lately in the guidelines for detecting and treating prostate cancer, but gaps remain. Guest/s Associate Professor Jeremy Grummet, director of ur…
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There's been a big CRISPR breakthrough. What does the future hold?
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In a world first, a baby has been treated with a personalised gene-editing technique. KJ’s parents were given the choice of a liver transplant or a CRISPR therapy that nobody had ever received. The journey isn’t over, but KJ has improved. So what’s on the horizon for CRISPR therapies – will we continue to see personalised applications? Guest/s Prof…
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The amount of sleep people get varies across cultures, but does that mean their health differs too? Researchers looked at countries with shorter average sleep durations to find out whether they suffered negative health outcomes – but they didn’t. Instead, people who stuck closer to their cultural norms around sleep – independent of sleep duration –…
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Brown Bag: Plastic Surgeon Dr. Mark Mofid, inventor of the amazing SYLKE Dressing!!
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Send us a text Meet Dr. Mark Mofid, inventor of Sylke, the first wound dressing made of pure hypoallergenic silk fibroin. Could this really be the end of "contact dermatitis" in wound closure? In this episode you will learn: Why super glue triggers contact dermatitis The benefits of silk fibroin for wounds Why my Mom hates staples What Ortho can le…
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Are you using a transdermal estrogen patch or gel and wondering why it doesn’t seem to be doing much? New research may have an answer. In this episode, Dr. Ritch discusses a recent study published in Menopause that suggests some women may not absorb estrogen effectively through the skin — and that could explain why symptoms persist, even with consi…
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OCD genes uncovered — what does it change?
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Australian researchers say they've identified about 250 genes linked to OCD, including 25 they believe to be causal. We take a look at how this study was conducted, and whether it means anything in the short-term for sufferers. Also, two new papers published in time for a major obesity conference. But can we trust the results?…
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The mystery surrounding irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
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Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) might affect up to 30 per cent of Australians. But it’s unlikely IBS is one condition with a single cause. In some cases the strong gut-brain connection might be the culprit. One researcher has been on a mission to find out more about what causes IBS, and what can be done about it. Guest/s Distinguished Laureate Profe…
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What a tick, a meat allergy and heart disease have in common
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Imagine waking up one day and being allergic to meat. That’s a reality for some people who are unlucky enough to get bitten by a particular tick. Alpha-gal syndrome, otherwise known as a mammalian meat allergy, is not well known. However as research advances, a tricky connection between this allergy and heart disease is starting to emerge. Guest/s …
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Iron deficiency can cause fatigue, dizziness, headaches and difficulty concentrating. But despite these worrying symptoms, it’s common for young menstruating women to be iron deficient. There are treatments available to fill back up iron stores, however they can be expensive and therefore inaccessible to those who need them most. Guest/s Professor …
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Changing habits with Deborah Marcus Stayman
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Are your New Year’s resolutions already collecting dust? If your big goals have faded into the background, this episode is for you. As women navigating midlife and menopause, it’s easy to slip into survival mode and lose sight of the habits that truly support our well-being. That’s why I’m so excited to welcome back licensed clinical social worker …
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High heels, high risk? Investigating the impact of footwear on knees with Dr Kathryn Mills
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High heels have long been associated with fashion - but what impact do they have on your joints? This week, Professor David Hunter is joined by physiotherapist and footwear researcher Dr. Kathryn Mills to unpack the biomechanics of high heels and their effect on knee health. From changes in posture and joint compression to the importance of shoe co…
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With Labor winning another term — and a larger majority — their health promises have gone from election pledges to government mandate. They've promised big boosts to Medicare and to cut costs for certain treatments and medications. But not everyone is happy with what has been promised — because of what wasn't given a spotlight during the campaign.…
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The difficulty of deprescribing antidepressants
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About one in seven Australians take an antidepressant, and many people are taking them long-term. However there isn’t much evidence for the effectiveness of antidepressants long-term. But getting off these drugs can be tough, because withdrawal symptoms can be severe and can mimic a relapse. Guest/s Professor Katharine Wallis, lead of the RELEASE (…
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Early pregnancy loss, including miscarriage, is widespread. Up to one in five women will have a miscarriage before 20 weeks. The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has put out clinical guidelines for the treatment of miscarriage. Advocates are hoping to improves care for women, and draws attention to an imp…
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Sleep apnea is a condition that affects your breathing when you sleep, and can have serious consequences. There are some hallmark symptoms like snoring, but that’s not always how it presents – particularly in women. Sleep apnea is also linked to a host of metabolic conditions, like insulin resistance, diabetes and fatty liver disease. Guest/s Dr Pe…
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Bone and Joint Health with Sydney Nitzkorski and Dr. Jocelyn Wittstein
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Have you ever wondered why your joints ache more as you get older, or worried that you’re not doing enough to protect your bones? So many of us feel confused by conflicting advice about nutrition, supplements, and exercise, especially as we move through perimenopause and menopause. In this episode, I sit down with two incredible guests and long-tim…
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Services are already available intended to triage patients dealing with health complaints, to avoid clogging up emergency rooms. An expansion of Healthdirect is on the cards, but what impact would it have? Also, an ongoing outbreak of melioidosis in northern Australia linked to wet weather and floods.…
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Should we be paying more attention to this marker of liver function?
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Liver disease is becoming more common, in particular fatty liver disease. It affects up to 1 in 3 Australian adults. A common test – ALT or alanine transaminase – is used as a measure of liver health. However there’s huge variation in what different labs considered concerning, meaning some people are being missed. Guest/s Professor Simone Strasser,…
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This could change the arm you get vaccinated
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When going to get vaccinated, you're often asked which arm you'd prefer to be jabbed. Most people pick their least dominant arm so the pain from the injection site bothers them less. A new finding from a study on the immune system suggests that might give you a faster, and better, immune response. Guest/s Professor Tri Phan, the Garvan Institute of…
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Using metformin to treat knee osteoarthritis
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It has been a struggle to find drugs that slow the progression of osteoarthritis, rather than just manage the symptoms. But a common drug used to treat type 2 diabetes, metformin, is showing promise, not just in pain reduction but in improving knee cartilage. Guest/s Professor Flavia Cicuttini, Head of Rheumatology at Alfred Hospital and Musculoske…
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Bleeding on Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)
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Have you ever started hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and noticed unexpected bleeding? It can feel confusing - or even alarming. In this episode, I open up a conversation many women are hesitant to have: abnormal bleeding while on HRT. Whether you're new to therapy or have been on it for a while, understanding what's considered normal versus what…
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Mako, Trabecular Metal, 3D Printing, Osteonics, Enabling Tech.....Robert C. Cohen!!
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Send us a text Device Nation sits down for a conversation with a true living legend in the reconstruction space, Robert Cohen. A must listen if you are passionate about all things metal, plastic, and digital! Mr. Cohen currently holds the position of President of Stryker’s Digital, Robotics, and Enabling Technologies, and has worked in the medical …
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Join Dr. Maheen Fallah and Dr. Lauren Swords from EvergreenHealth OB/GYN as they delve into the social, economic, and cultural factors influencing primary cesarean sections. They discuss the unintended consequences for both mothers and babies, the associated neonatal risks, and the benefits of vaginal delivery. This insightful conversation aims to …
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New Joints, New Moves: How Joint Replacements Impact Physical Activity Levels with Dr Tim Lindsay
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Can joint replacements reduce pain, help you move more - and live longer? In this week's podcast episode, we explore the untold benefits of hip and knee replacements beyond pain relief. Dr Tim Lindsay, clinician and researcher at Imperial College London, joins us to share insights from large-scale studies that show how joint replacement can restore…
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White House website pushes lab leak COVID theory
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The Trump administration has published the 'true origins' of COVID-19 on a government website, pushing an unproven theory on how the pandemic started. That's despite there being no conclusive evidence that the coronavirus emerged from a lab in Wuhan — it is a theory, but it remains a theory. References White House website on COVID-19…
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How Australia's measles vaccine coverage compares to the US
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To avoid measles outbreaks, it's recommended 95 per cent of the population is vaccinated against the highly infectious disease. But it can be difficult to reach and maintain such a high number, and since the COVID-19 pandemic rates have been falling. Guest/s Professor Peter McIntyre, former director of National Centre of Immunisation Research and S…
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Tracking the long-term effects of cancer treatment
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As we get better at treating certain cancers, attention turns to survivorship and the ongoing support a person might need. In Hodgkin Lymphoma, over 80 per cent of patients are declared cured after treatment. But this doesn’t mean they’re out of the wood, because they’re at a higher risk of long-term side effects because of the toxicity of treatmen…
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How AI could predict your preferences at the end of life
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Only about 14 per cent of older Australians have an Advance Care Directive, which outlines their wishes for the end of life. In most cases these decisions come down to a family member, or sometimes a doctor needs to make a quick call in the emergency room. Some experts are exploring whether artificial intelligence (AI) could be used to make those d…
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