The Health News Australia April 17 2018
The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute is leading the largest national study looking at the impact of a family history on heart disease.
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The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute is leading the largest national study looking at the impact of a family history on heart disease.
A bus highlighting the symptoms of ovarian cancer has hit the road following campaigning by an employee who lost his wife to the disease.
According to the FDA, some pure caffeine products are now unlawful. Learn more on Health Professional Radio.
University of Queensland researchers have developed a vaccine delivery technology that enables treatment to be tailored precisely for different cancers.
Guest: Meshel Laurie Presenter: Tabetha Moreto Guest Bio: Meshel Laurie is the spokesperson and campaign ambassador of Priceline Pharmacy.
Jim Finn is the Vice President of the Australian Medical Association Queensland (AMA). Learn more on Health Professional Radio.
Dominique Hes Presenter: Wayne Bucklar Guest Bio: Dr Dominique Hes is the Director of the Thrive Research Hub at the University of Melbourne.
New figures show that hospitals are spending as little as £3 day on food for patients, despite rising numbers of cases of malnutrition.
A new report shows that the overall rate of heart disease in the United States has declined 38% since 1990. Learn more on Health Professional Radio.
Australians are again being urged to protect themselves ahead of this year's flu season. Learn more on Health Professional Radio.