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• Travelling Territorians warned on dengue

  

  Australians holidaying in Asia are being urged to cover up and protect themselves against mosquitoes, with 19 reported cases of dengue fever in the NT so far this year.All cases involved travellers who had been in Southeast Asia, the majority coming from Bali, the NT Centre for Disease Control said on Thursday.The Aedes aegypti mosquito which carries the virus is not found in the NT, but is common across most of Southeast Asia, as well as in Queensland. "The only prevention against dengue fever..

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• Two women in Hobart miscarry in chairs because emergency beds are full

  

  ELEANOR HALL: Tasmania's Health Minister says it is unacceptable that two women had miscarriages while waiting for beds in the emergency department of the state's biggest public hospital. A senior doctor at the Royal Hobart apologised on behalf of staff but said no beds were available.He also called for more funding but the Government is continuing to defend the amount of money it spends on health. In Hobart, Felicity Ogilvie reports.FELICITY OGILVIE: The two women both went to the Royal Hoba..

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• Easter egg hunt warning from vets: chocolate can be fatal for dogs

  

  Vet Dr Cherlene Lee and her dogs, (black dog) Obi-Wan-Kenobi and Siao Chuwho has twice needed treatment after eating chocolate. Photo: Peter Rae Cherlene Lee's cavalier cross is called Siao Chu, or "Little Pig" in Mandarin. The name is appropriate; twice he needed emergency veterinary treatment after helping himself to chocolate from the coffee table.Chocolate is toxic to dogs. Luckily for Siao Chu his owner is a vet and he made a full recovery.But some dogs..

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• Vitamin C cuts cataract progression risk

  

  Vitamin C cuts cataract progression riskEating foods high in vitamin C can cut the risk of cataract progression by a third, says new research.The study, published in the journal Ophthalmology, is the first to suggest that genetic factors may be less important in progression of the condition than previously thought.Cataracts, the leading cause of blindness globally despite the advent of modern surgery to remove them, occur naturally with age and cloud the eye's lens, turning it opaque.Researchers..

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• Queensland Zika virus: Women warned as 14th case confirmed

  

  Pregnant women are being warned to be vigilant to avoid mosquito bites after a 14th case of Zika virus was confirmed in Queensland.A Cairns resident who became ill after returning from the Caribbean has tested positive for the mosquito-borne virus. A South Australian man has tested positive to the Zika virus.  Photo: AP Control teams have been spraying a 200m radius around their Parramatta Park home in an attempt to get to the insects before they become infectious.Tropical Public Health ..

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• Using Aussie slang makes a person more likeable, ANU study finds

  

  Using Aussie slang makes a person more likeable, ANU study finds Updated March 24, 2016 17:43:01 Using slang words ending in 'ie' or 'o', such as truckie and ambo, makes you more likeable to your fellow Australians, a study has found. Dr Evan Kidd said the team of Australian National University researchers were interested in the social effects of particular kinds of slang where people shorten words to end in the 'ie' or 'o' sound."These terms are ironically called hypoc..

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• Cilento gastro outbreak 'safely managed'

  

  Gastro closes Lady Cilento cardiac wardCilento gastro outbreak 'safely managed'Brisbane's Lady Cilento Children's Hospital will resume admissions and surgeries at its cardiac ward after an outbreak of norovirus gastroenteritis.Dr Andrew Hallahan, from Children's Health Queensland, says normal operations will resume on Thursday following the safe management of the norovirus cases.Of the 10 patients tested in the ward, six returned positive results for norovirus and two were found to have another ..

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