Free info night for chronic bowel disease
Help is at hand for more than 4500 people in western Sydney who suffer from inflammatory bowel disease.
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Bright minds gather for research symposium at Auburn Hospital
Research at the hospital is growing and strengthening each year.
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Drought may raise risk of Q fever
The infection is carried by cattle, goats, sheep and other domesticated and wild animals.
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Not just a headache: global migraine expert en route to Westmead
Migraine affects one in seven people, and no it’s not just a bad headache.
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Dance highlights sacred celebration of Aboriginal culture
NAIDOC Week wrapped up with dancing by an Aboriginal youth group.
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Secret Lives of Staff: Astronaut to eye doctor
From an internship at NASA to developing his own artificial intelligence program, Rishi is a doctor of many talents.
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Chinese family fun day unveils mystery of hepatitis B
18% of Australians with hepatitis B were born in China.
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Brain tour and health safari at Blacktown NAIDOC party
One of Western Sydney’s biggest NAIDOC celebrations at Blacktown Showground has provided Aborignal community members a fun way to learn about their health.
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Record case conferences help improve diabetes care
Western Sydney Diabetes (WSD) has marked a medical milestone, completing more than 2,500 joint specialist case conferences and boosting diabetes care in the community!
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Toongabbie tackles type 2 diabetes
A group of health-conscious business and community leaders in Toongabbie is urging local residents to join them in the fight against type 2 diabetes, as part of National Diabetes Week (July 14-20).
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