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FLiRT-ing with a new COVID-19 wave
Jessica Belzycki • 2hrs ago
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A new COVID-19 wave dubbed the FLiRT variants has been detected in Australia. Pictrue Canva
Thousands of nurses to vote on government pay offer
Rachael Ward
Victoria's midwives and nurses union has struck an in-principal agreement with the state government. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)
Push-ups press the message of suicide prevention
Katelyn Catanzariti
Annie Halloran lost her brother Thomas to suicide when he was aged 22. (HANDOUT/THE PUSH-UP CHALLENGE)
Researcher's AI tool will help save cancer patients' valuable time: ANU
Artificial intelligence results have 'unprecedented' accuracy.
Bageshri Savyasachi
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Dr Danh-Tai Hoang led a team of ANU researchers and US experts to develop an AI tool which classifies brain tumours faster than ever before. Picture supplied
Nurses open beds after pay agreement with government
Rachael Ward and Adrian Black
Hospital beds will reopen after a breakthrough in negotiations between nurses and the government. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)
Wastewater reveals divide in alcohol consumption
Keira Jenkins
Alcohol consumption varies between regional and remote communities and capital cities, a study found (Daniel Munoz/AAP PHOTOS)
Trans teen attempts self-mastectomy while waiting for surgery
Ben Silvester
The case of a New Zealand teen attempting a self-mastectomy raises questions about gender affirmation surgery on both sides of the Tasman.
Under-pressure emergency departments get more nurses
Jack Gramenz and Samantha Lock
Liverpool Hospitals is one of two sites that are introducing new safe staffing levels. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)
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Prescription provider named in major health data breach
Anna Houlahan, Carla Mascarenhas
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Health data has allegedly been hacked in a large-scale ransomware attack. Picture Shutterstock
Blood proteins 'could warn of cancer before diagnosis'
Nina Massey
Researchers studied proteins found in the blood as potential warning signs for developing cancer. (David Crosling/AAP PHOTOS)

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