April 7, 2025
Health

Can We Quantify Happiness? The Intriguing World of Self-Tracking

“We may be able to track our way to some form of self-optimisation. But should we even want to?” In a world where data reigns supreme, the idea of self-tracking has become increasingly popular. From monitoring mood swings to counting steps, people are embracing various tools and technologies to gain insights into their lives like

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Rethinking Drug Policies at Music Festivals A Path to Safer Celebrations

In the wake of the NSW drug summit report, a groundbreaking call to action has emerged. The report challenges the New South Wales government to reassess its tactics in combating drug-related issues at music festivals. Imagine this: a vibrant festival atmosphere filled with music, laughter, and a sense of freedom. However, lurking beneath this seemingly

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Newborns Immune Response Impact of Antibiotics on Vaccine Efficacy

In a groundbreaking Australian study that delved into the delicate world of infant health, researchers uncovered a fascinating link between antibiotics and vaccine response in newborns. The study, which meticulously followed the journey of 191 healthy babies from birth, shed light on how early exposure to antibiotics could influence their immunity against vaccines later in

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Doctors Pay Dispute NSW Hospital Staff Threaten Strike Amidst Wage Demands

Thousands of doctors in public hospitals across New South Wales are on the brink of taking drastic action. It’s a historic moment as these healthcare professionals, who have long been the backbone of our medical system, are now standing up for themselves like never before. The looming threat of a three-day strike is sending shockwaves

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RPA Hospital Crisis Impact of HIV Psychiatry Clinic Closure on Patients

Sydney’s medical landscape was recently rocked by the closure of the HIV psychiatry clinic at Royal Prince Alfred (RPA) hospital, leaving 200 patients in limbo. The departure of key psychiatrists triggered a cascade effect that reverberated through the mental health care system, affecting not only those reliant on HIV-specialized services but also individuals grappling with

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NAD Boosters Separating Hype from Reality in the Anti-Ageing World

The quest for eternal youth has captivated humanity since ancient times. Legends of magical springs that reverse ageing have persisted through the ages, sparking intrigue and hope among generations. In today’s fast-paced world, where beauty and vitality are highly prized, individuals seek ways to defy the passage of time. Enter NAD boosters – the latest

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Unregistered Sydney Practitioner Injector Josh Faces Allegations of Unauthorized Botox Administration

An unregistered beauty practitioner in Sydney has been making waves recently under the pseudonym “Injector Josh”. This individual has been accused of offering unauthorized cosmetic procedures, including Botox injections and ‘butt lifts’, through popular social media platforms like Instagram and Snapchat. The New South Wales Health Care Complaints Commission (HCCC) is currently conducting an investigation

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Water Crisis in Australia Urgent Calls for Ban on Forever Chemicals Amid Environmental Concerns

Experts and water providers are raising alarm bells at a Senate inquiry in Australia, advocating for a comprehensive ban on the use of PFAS chemicals. These substances, known as “forever chemicals,” pose a significant threat to the environment and public health due to their persistence and potential harmful effects. Environmental Impact of PFAS: PFAS (per-

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Frontline Heroes Battling Mental Health Crisis in NSW

The mental health system in New South Wales is under immense strain, with psychiatric professionals feeling the weight of its shortcomings. Kamran Ahmed, a dedicated psychiatrist, recently made the difficult decision to resign from his position amidst a wave of departures from the public mental health sector. Crucial Pay Rise Ahmed sheds light on the

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Water Quality Expert Advocates for Expanded PFAS Ban in NSW Amid Land Contamination Concerns

A warning sign at Mary Creek in Jervis Bay. The Wreck Bay Aboriginal community council is seeking funding for blood testing of PFAS levels of residents. Photograph: Edward Gorwell View image in fullscreen A warning sign at Mary Creek in Jervis Bay. The Wreck Bay Aboriginal community council is seeking funding for blood testing of

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