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Long-acting contraceptives seem to be as safe as the pill when it comes to cancer risk: new聽study

Many women worry hormonal contraceptives have dangerous side-effects including increased cancer risk. But this perception is often out of proportion with the actual risks.

15 January 2025
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国产探花 and Vaxxas win prize to advance patch-based mRNA COVID-19 vaccine

国产探花鈥檚 BASE facility and biotechnology company Vaxxas have been announced as stage winners of a prestigious global prize to accelerate a patch-based mRNA vaccine for COVID-19.

14 January 2025
An image of the Vaxxas high-density microarray patch (HD-MAP) technology, showing a small patch containing thousands of microprojections.

Odds on for a shift in the gender appeal of sports betting

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Odds on for a shift in the gender appeal of sports betting

Sports betting has historically been considered an overwhelmingly male pursuit 鈥� but those odds could be about to change, a 国产探花 study has found.

14 January 2025

We looked at 54 medicinal cannabis websites to see if they followed the rules

Doctors handwriting a prescription with dried medicinal cannabis.

We looked at 54 medicinal cannabis websites to see if they followed the rules

Australians spent more than A$400 million on medicinal cannabis in the first half of 2024 alone.

13 January 2025

Cost of falls in aged care uncovered

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Cost of falls in aged care uncovered

Fall-related injuries in Australia鈥檚 residential aged care could be costing the health system $325 million annually, a University of Queensland study has revealed.

13 January 2025

国产探花 manufactures 3D printed scaffolding to rebuild jaw bones

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国产探花 manufactures 3D printed scaffolding to rebuild jaw bones

Clinicians have successfully used custom-made 3D printed bone scaffolds, printed on-site at 国产探花, to rebuild part of a man鈥檚 jawbone.

9 January 2025

Opinion: Banning social media won鈥檛 fix Australia鈥檚 youth mental health crisis

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Opinion: Banning social media won鈥檛 fix Australia鈥檚 youth mental health crisis

Mental illness聽in Australian youth is rising. We don鈥檛 know why but despite very little evidence, social media is bearing the brunt of the blame.

7 January 2025

Research reveals bill to recover Australia's threatened species

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Research reveals bill to recover Australia's threatened species

The full cost of recovering all of Australia鈥檚 threatened animals and plants has been calculated for the first time.

7 January 2025

Drug-resistant hookworms put pets and people at risk

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Drug-resistant hookworms put pets and people at risk

Canine hookworms are becoming increasingly resistant to drugs across Australia and New Zealand, according to new research.

7 January 2025

Monarch butterflies are in decline in NZ and Australia 鈥� they need your help to track where they gather

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Monarch butterflies are in decline in NZ and Australia 鈥� they need your help to track where they gather

Monarch butterflies appear to be declining not just in North America but also in Australasia.

3 January 2025

How having a baby makes it more likely Australian couples rely on the man's income

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How having a baby makes it more likely Australian couples rely on the man's income

Australian women are better educated than men but still face poorer job prospects and lower incomes.

2 January 2025

Study finds fluoride in water does not affect brain development

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Study finds fluoride in water does not affect brain development

A University of Queensland study has found no link between exposure to water fluoridation as a young child and negative cognitive development.

19 December 2024

Why medium-sized animals are better built for speed

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Why medium-sized animals are better built for speed

Researchers have taken a giant step towards solving the mystery of why intermediately sized animals are the fastest.

19 December 2024